SALOON Data - P219538DN - Jaguar, Daimler classic saloon (sedan) information, articles, photos and register

3.8 Mk.II

Saloon

Left Hand Drive

P219538DN

LB8917-8

S017698

GBN58428JS

1962

Opalescent Dark Blue

2023

Red

Nice Driver

Concord

North Carolina

United States

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Record Creation: Entered on 23 October 2023.

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Exterior Photos (6)

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Details Photos: Exterior (17)

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Detail Photos: Interior (23)

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Detail Photos: Engine (4)

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2023-10-23 09:12:13 | pauls writes:

Ebay item 10/23/23
www.ebay.com/itm/256266584679
Classified ad price $65,995 for 29 days, seller autobarn_classic_cars, 32k miles

Seller's description:
This 1962 Jaguar Mk2 sedan appears to have lived a very good life and is in outstanding condition. It has been the beneficiary of a careful, older, restoration and the owner states that the mileage shown, 32,600, is actual. The Opalescent Blue exterior was professionally refinished in 2016, all chrome is in good nick and factory wire wheels mount new 15" Vredestein Sprint Classic radials. The original Connelly Red leather interior is stunning. Accents include 'book-matched' burl wood walnut dash/trim, Wilton wool carpeting/headliner, rear tray tables, analogue gauges, AM radio and telescoping wheel. Window glass is in good condition (crank windows) and there are pairs of front/rear 'venting windows'.

Horsepower is furnished by a matching numbers 3.8-liter DOHC in-line 6-cylinder fitted w/factory aluminum head and dual side-draft SU carbs that were recently refreshed. It was rated at 220hp and 245lb/ft of torque - this was the Jaguar XKE motor less one carb and about 25hp. Torque is transferred to a rebuilt (2016) four-speed automatic gearbox w/OD. The Mk2 has power steering, fully independent suspension and manual 4-wheel disc brakes. Recent maintenance done by a Jaguar restoration firm included new Lucas starter, fuel pump, battery and front wheel bearings. There is also a reproduction Owner's Manual, documentation folder and the extremely rare original jack and tool kit.