The Jaguar XJC was introduced in 1975 as a two-door pillarless coupé based on the Series 2 saloon, was produced in limited numbers until 1978 and is now regarded as one of the most distinctive XJs Designed under the personal direction of Jaguar founder Sir William Lyons, it is widely celebrated for its elegant, sleek profile and seamless 'glasshouse' look when all four side windows are rolled down First registered in 1976, this rare XJC 4.2 is finished in Opalescent Silver Blue with a well presented cream leather interior, creating an elegant and timeless colour combination This handsome Jaguar is understood to have been the subject of an older restoration, supported by a photographic record supplied with the car.

Whilst no longer recent, the restoration appears to have stood the test of time well, with the car continuing to present to a pleasing standard throughout We understand the car was originally finished in Old English White with a red interior before being professionally refi...