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Ken Jenkins - Jaguars

Ken Jenkins - Jaguars

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Classic Grand Prix Car
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1954 XK120 DHC 3.4 Genuine RHD For Sale

  • Right Hand Drive
  • Manual, 4 speed
  • Petrol
  • 1954
  • SWE750
  • Black
  • Dealer
  • GB
    United Kingdom

Description

XK120 Drophead in black with red leather. first registered 01/ 07/ 1954
Jaguar heritage certificate confirms car was sold by W Hadfield - Jaguar Dealer in Sheffield
4 owners from new including last owner who briefly sold it for two years

Originally Registered in Sheffield and was purchased first time round in 1979 by current owner, sold as a part complete restoration project in 2000 and purchased back in 2002. - due to owner moving abroad.
Full rebuild completed in 2008 including;
Complete body and chassis restoration
Full engine rebuild, crank seal conversion and balance. Sounds really superb.
All suspension and brakes restored or replaced.
New hood by Mick Turley, including zip down rear window and all the correct period chrome trims.
New interior.
All wood restored.
4 speed and overdrive all synchromesh gearbox conversion.
Polished Stainless steel 72 spoke wheels.

The car is featured in Nigel Thorley’s book Jaguar XK
Loads of paperwork, invoices, and original registration documents.

Winner of Harewood concours some years ago. Little use since.

Possibly the best on the market, must be seen if you are looking for a XK to use and for investment.


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Vehicle location

Owday Lane, Holme House Farm Bungalows, Nottinghamshire, S81 8DJ, United Kingdom
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Advert Details

Advert type:
For Sale
Category:
Classic Cars
Reference number:
C1582524
Listed on:
24/12/2025
Make:
Jaguar
Model:
XK120
Year:
1954
Colour:
Black
Seller type:
Dealer

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