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Jaguar MK II 2,4/3,4 ltr straight-six 3.4 litre — 1962

A very well-maintained and sober Englishman with a genuine and appealing interior that matches the neat white colour.

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Lot Number
16968
Location
Nälden/Östersund

Estimated value
140 - 170 000 SEK
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"The car feels very solid and runs beautifully on the test drive."

Description

The Jaguar was registered in Östersund in the mid-1970s and the new owner then undertook an extensive restoration of the car, where all rust was repaired, the car was painted in the original colour old english white and the entire interior was rebuilt. The car was also fitted with the larger 3.4-litre engine. The same owner then kept the car for 37 years and it was used at various car meetings. The car has been stored in a heated garage and has retained its beautiful appearance inside and out. It has retained most functions but the power steering pump, which was fitted later, has a significant oil leak, the overdrive function is not working and the motor antenna does not function. The car is essentially rust-free except for the lower edge of the left front wing where there are blisters under the paint, see picture. The car starts easily and runs fine on the road. There is a comprehensive collection of repair and service manuals as well as considerable other documentation. Jack, tools and spare wheel are still in the original condition. Due to the power steering, the car should be transported by trailer.
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Technical data

Year
1962
Registration date
Mileage
9398
Registration Number
GWE204
Chassis Number
Kw / hp
Fuel Type
Petrol
Transmission
Manual
Interior finish
Leather
Colour
White

Condition

  • Mechanical condition

    The car starts easily and runs nicely during test drive. The engine runs quietly and smoothly and responds well to throttle input. The gearbox positions are without remark and there are no noticeable noises from the gearbox and rear axle. The overdrive does not function.

    There are no other remarks regarding the suspension and front axle. The power steering has a significant oil leak and requires attention. There are no other major oil leaks. The car has an electrically driven cooling fan and electric fuel pump which function without remark.

  • Interior condition

    Very attractive and complete interior that has been well maintained. The chromed armrest fittings on the front seats are unusual. All instruments function except for the clock, and the fitted aftermarket radio works well and fits nicely with the overall design.

  • Exterior condition

    The car is in very fine condition with good chrome and good paint. There are minor paint cracks at the top and along the bottom of the right front fender, see picture. Light rust attack on the front fender behind the left front wheel. See picture. Engine compartment and luggage compartment are without remarks.

  • General condition

    A very fine and well-maintained car that requires inspection after having been standing still for some years.

Facts about the model

The Jaguar Mk II was manufactured between 1959 and 1969. Only minor changes occurred during the production period. The most significant were power steering in 1960 and the fully synchronized gearbox five years later. In its lines, the Mk II closely resembled its predecessor with its softly rounded rear. The Jaguar Mk II was a fast car, especially if the owner had chosen the 3.8- or 3.4-litre six-cylinder ahead of the smaller 2.4-litre engine with 120 bhp. All based on Jaguar's classic straight-six with aluminium head and dual overhead camshafts.

In total, 83,976 examples of the Jaguar Mark II were manufactured.

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