Jaguar 3.4 Mk I (1959)
This first class Jaguar 3.4 Mk I was manufactured on the 20th April 1959. The Jaguar left the factory in British Racing Green with Suede Green leather and was supplied new by Henlys Limited, London. The registration mark WXX 890 is the original allocated London number and the car left the factory with discs brakes and the manual with overdrive gearbox.
A total of 17,045 3.4 Mk1 Jaguars were built and around 200 roadworthy examples are left in the UK.
This car was seen at the Broadway classic car show on 15th August 2021.
The world's most recognisable Mk II Jaguar was a burgundy car seen on TV's 'Inspector Morse' detective series.
Jaguar 3.4 Mk I (1959)
This first class Jaguar 3.4 Mk I was manufactured on the 20th April 1959. The Jaguar left the factory in British Racing Green with Suede Green leather and was supplied new by Henlys Limited, London. The registration mark WXX 890 is the original allocated London number and the car left the factory with discs brakes and the manual with overdrive gearbox.
A total of 17,045 3.4 Mk1 Jaguars were built and around 200 roadworthy examples are left in the UK.
This car was seen at the Broadway classic car show on 15th August 2021.
The world's most recognisable Mk II Jaguar was a burgundy car seen on TV's 'Inspector Morse' detective series.