Highlights

Advisory-free MOT until February 2026
Subject to extensive professional recommissioning in February 2025
JDHT certificate and Jaguar chassis information included in the paperwork file
An utterly superb example of the marque
Later 3.8-litre version

The Appeal

The last car in the XK lineage before the E-Type came along, the XK150 featured several notable enhancements over its predecessors. Jaguar did away with the two-piece windscreen in favour of a single curved item, while the body lines were adjusted accordingly to increase the size of the passenger compartment and streamline the doors.

This gorgeous example was supplied new via Jaguar New York in November 1960. It returned to the UK in 1999 and has since undergone a great deal of work with notable specialists including Guy Broad, S.N.G. Barret and Southern Classics. A recent major service with Motorvation ensures it’s ready for the road, confirmed by a recent MOT pass with no advisories.

As the photographs show, the XK150 is in very good condition for its age, and it presents incredibly well throughout. This truly is a wonderful opportunity for Jaguar enthusiasts.

The History and Paperwork

76,687 miles indicated
MOT until 6th February 2026
Exempt from road tax and MOT
JDHT heritage certificate, issued January 2019
Letter from Jaguar providing build details, dated January 1990
Virginia Certificate of Title
UK V5C and collection of MOT certificates
XK150 owner’s manual
Numerous invoices from UK-based specialists

The Condition

Factory colour scheme and left-hand drive configuration retained
Cream paintwork in very smart condition
The bodywork and underside both look exceedingly straight and solid
Both doors fit well, as does the bonnet and boot lid
Light patina to the chrome wire wheels; elsewhere, the brightwork presents very well
Highly original cabin and luggage compartment
The black leather upholstery appears only lightly worn, with more wear to the driver’s side as you’d expect to find
We understand the cabin electrics to be in good working order

The Mechanics

3.8-litre DOHC straight-six
Four-speed manual gearbox
Incredibly well presented engine bay
Voluntarily MOT tested in February 2025: passed with no advisories

Recent recommissioning service with Motorvation included:

Fluid and filter service
Rectifying seized wheel cylinders
New brake master cylinder
Carburettor rebuild and new gaskets/fibre washers
Fuel system and gauge overhaul

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