Such iconic beauty is a scarce find in todays market.

This Jag has been an integral part of a classic collection lovingly collected over the years.

This model is a key player in Jaguar's motoring history, with its streamlined body shape many of the original factory design elements are still proudly on display from the embellished Le Mans badges to the leaping Jaguar sat proudly on the bonnet.

Carrying on from the success of the XK120 and XK140, this model was succeeded by the E-Type in 1961.

This fixed head coupe is coming to market from 13 years ownership, and just 5 owners prior.

It has been part of a collection and had some choice upgrades over the current ownership, upgraded brake callipers and power steering.

An SE with its manual with overdrive gearbox, it comes with lots of history, and the current owners actually took part in a charity fundraiser with this car, touring the UK over 2 weeks to raise ~£11,000 for Cancer Research and Down Syndrome Society.

Plenty of new adve...