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£64,320

1963 Jaguar MKII 3.8 Beacham

United Kingdom • 11 Jun 2026

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AI Listing Summary

This is a highly desirable 1963 Jaguar MKII 3.8 Beacham, noted as arguably the most significant Beacham MKII in the UK due to its exceptional provenance, including original Beacham-era paint and correspondence. The car has recently undergone a substantial recommissioning by CMC, totalling over £11,000, ensuring its mechanical soundness and usability while preserving its classic character.

Condition

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The car is in excellent condition, described as 'stunning' with no major dings or dents. While there is a slight sign of micro-blistering on the passenger lower quarter panel and the edge of the passenger side window, these are minor imperfections. The paint is original 1989 Beacham paint and chrome, described as in outstanding condition with only very minor signs of paint splitting around the passenger side indicator light. The interior is also in lovely condition with well-presented dashboard and plush leather seats. The mechanics are reported to be in excellent condition with recent specialist recommissioning work.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

231439DN

Odometer:

17,986 miles

Reg Number:

4264 ED

RHD/LHD:

RHD

The Jaguar MKII Beacham represents a unique blend of classic British motoring heritage and expertly engineered refinement.

Originally regarded as one of the finest sports saloons of its era, the Jaguar MKII became famous for its elegant styling, luxurious wood-and-leather interior.

With its powerful 3.8-litre engine - the most potent version offered - the Jaguar MKII 3.8 perfectly blended speed, comfort, and handling, earning a reputation as a favourite among enthusiasts, racing drivers, and even the British police during the 1960s.

This particular car is arguably the most significant Beacham MKII in the UK - understood to be the first UK-ordered Beacham MKII for UK delivery after being commissioned at the 1989 British Motor Show / NEC, with matching-numbers confirmation, original Beacham-era paint and chrome, period magazine coverage, Greg Beacham correspondence, VHS build footage and recent £11k+ CMC recommissioning.

The car has been enhanced by Beacham, the renowned New Zealand ...