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| 2000's | ||
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Jaguar S Type 2.7
SE 2005 £ 13, 995 Reserved Combining luxury with economy, this popular diesel version comes equipped with the full SE package of refinements including cruise control, heated seats and wood rim steering wheel. It has travelled just 27,000 miles with main dealer servicing, plus there is the balance of a Jaguar approved warranty to benefit the next owner. The body colour looks distinguished in Metallic Anthracite Black and draws positive attention to the extra chrome work at the rear of this re- styled S Type; it also enhances the modern multi spoke alloy wheels. Inside, a
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Jaguar S Type 3.0
SE 2000 £ 6, 750
Reserved
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| 1990's | ||
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Jaguar XJS V12 HE Convertible 1992 £ 13, 995
Arguably the best model to choose with the strengthened cruciform of the revised cars, neat dashboard arrangement and more rounded tail fins. Still, however this year of car retains the much prettier chromed bumpers and the V12 ‘higher efficiency’ engine with its original 5.3 litre capacity. The last owner purchased this car from his local Jaguar main agent in 2001 to form part of a collection of models. It has always been garaged and remains very low mileage with just 31,000 covered from new and this is well supported as genuine in the documentation. The bodywork is beautifully straight and blemish free while the leather interior is supple and in the condition one would associate with a much younger car. The lattice alloy wheels are refurbished and the engine compartment finely detailed. The Jet Black electric mohair hood and Beige cloth hood lining has just been renewed at considerable expense (due to fading) which finishes the car off beautifully. The classic colour scheme of Signal Red with Beige hide is always complimentary to the lines of a Jaguar sports car. Fully serviced and ready to enjoy.
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Jaguar XJS 4.0
Coupe 1996 £ 8, 995 Reserved Following more than two decades of production this is one of final phase models often referred to as the ‘Celebration’ which also commemorated the sixtieth year of Jaguar Cars Ltd. These cars were easily identified by their revised style of alloy wheel, but it is the plush interior that attracts most interest with wood rim steering wheel, ruched leather with Jaguar insignias, extra wood work and two tone dash board. This car has been local since to Weybridge in the hands of one lady owner since 1998 and has covered 66,000 miles from new with full service history. The colour scheme is Sapphire Blue with Oatmeal hide piped in a darker tan with complementing carpets. It is in near pristine condition and certainly one of the best to be found.
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| 1980's | ||
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Jaguar Sovereign
4.2 1985 £ 13, 995 A rather special ‘Series Three’ which was purchased new by a chemical engineering company for occasional business use by Directors, father and son. Following the father’s death in 1996, the car was registered privately to the son and retained mainly for pleasure motoring. It was finally traded with a dealership against a new replacement with its current warranted mileage of just 14,000 from new. As a Sovereign, the specification cannot be bettered with refinements such as air conditioning, electric seats and an on board trip computer. Additionally there is a factory fitted electric sunshine roof. The trim features (which were denied the standard XJ6) include wood door cappings, full leather facings, rear reading lights and wool over rugs while pepperpot alloy wheels distinguish it externally. Finished in Regent Grey with Saville Grey leather, this has always been a popular choice of colour combination. The car provides a rare opportunity to acquire what must certainly be one of the lowest mileage examples of a truly classic Jaguar line and it is all the more desirable having been kept for all this time by the family who bought it brand new. The condition is entirely commensurate with its very low mileage and ownership pedigree.
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Daimler Double Six
HE 1989 £ 7, 995 A car which will appeal to devotees of V12 engine in its pure unaltered form as this is one of the last produced before catalysts were fitted (which reduced acceleration and overall performance). Being the Daimler it is top of the range with all Sovereign style refinements plus electric sunroof, cruise control, chrome body mouldings, fluted grilles and sculptured seating. We have known this car for the last ten years and supplied it twice to clients who were drawn to this particular example partly because of the exclusive and possibly unique special order colour scheme of Embassy Black with Antelope hide. Being used on a regular business basis in its latter life, the car has been discreetly fitted with modern upgrades such as parrot, a modern music system and smaller leather steering wheel; some or all of which are removable or reversible to the original specification if required. The total mileage is 61,000 and this is verified by a well stamped service record and other records. We are delighted to have reacquired this very striking Double Six and have detailed it to showroom condition for the next owner to enjoy.
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Daimler Double Six
HE 1985 £ 7, 995 Reserved
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Series Three 4.2
Litre Engine 1983 £ 1,995 One driver since new and documentary evidence to show this engine has been main agent serviced twenty five times with a total mileage of 56,000. The unit is still installed in the donor car which has a current MOT and tax so it can be properly road tested to satisfy the purchaser of its running condition prior to purchase. For sale at much less than the cost of properly rebuilding an unknown unit.
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| 1970's | ||
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Jaguar E Type V12
Roadster 1973 £ 57, 500 Reserved We acquired this extremely special car direct from the second owner who had purchased it from a main Jaguar dealer back in 1976. This gentleman was a car fanatic and an amateur racing driver of some accomplishment, though he was quick to point out that his beloved E Type was used strictly for more relaxed driving experiences. The mileage of this car is just 18,000 since new so it must be one of the least travelled examples in existence. When not in use, it was stored within the perfect conditions of a factory premises from where we collected it. There have been no replacement panels in the car’s life and it has a superb body shell which has not been tampered with. A decision was made to strip and repaint the vehicle completely to a high standard owing to some fading and minor chipping to the nose cone and photographs in bare metal are included with the history file. The popular Azure Blue colour is true to its original shade and finish. The engine bay has been finely detailed to show standard with perishable items such as hoses and bushes all replaced. Service and electrical items such as the amplifier and ballast resistor have been renewed as a matter of course in case the new owner wishes to use the vehicle more extensively. The original black hood and cinnamon hide with matching carpets is all immaculate, original and testimony to fastidious ownership. Brand new Chrome wire wheels as correct for the model have just been fitted. With incredibly low mileage and ownership this car is on the market for the first time in 33 years and one of very few not yet known to the registers. With the added desirability of all synchromesh manual transmission, this is an enthusiast’s ‘must have’ dream car or it would enhance an exceptional collection of classic cars.
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| 1960's | ||
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Jaguar Mark Two
2.4 1962 £ 27,500 We first bought this incredibly original car from the estate of the first owner twelve years ago when it had covered a genuine mileage of 9,000 since new. It had been dry stored since 1976 so we set about re commissioning perishable items such as bushes, hoses, exhaust, clutch and a correct looking set of new cross ply tyres which were supplied by Vintage Tyres. Owing to some pigment tarnishing to outer surfaces of the original Opalescent Silver Grey paintwork, this wonderfully solid an unmolested car was bare metal stripped and repainted to an extremely high standard providing a perfect match to the original door shuts, boot area and engine compartment which had not seen the light of day in over twenty years. The completely original Pale Grey leather interior (with optional Reuter reclining seats), carpets and wood veneers are still near to pristine and entirely commensurate with this Jaguar’s ultra low mileage. For the next five years, the car was retained and showroom displayed by us for promotional purposes and featured in Jaguar World, Irish Times and a commercial for Castrol Oil. It was used carefully but regularly clocking up several hundred miles. We sold it in 2003 at the NEC Classic Car Show to form part of a car collection. The mileage to date is still just 10,600 from new! Supplied originally by Jaguar Cars themselves, another notable aspect is the car’s fascinating portfolio of documented history from the 1960’s which includes extensive dialogue with the factory and the car still bears its original
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Jaguar S Type 3.4
1966 £ 19, 995 This fine example of a sixties classic Jaguar was fastidiously refurbished according to instructions given by the last owner who purchased it back in 1991. The car was stripped extensively and reassembled using many new parts but quite unlike so many ‘over restored’ cars, the emphasis on detail remained true to original finishes. This S Type has been a familiar sight at Jaguar Drivers' Club rallies over the years achieving numerous awards as testament to its condition- there are four first place and three second place concours certificates included in the impressive history file. Visually this car is really appealing; sleek and exclusive in a rich colour combination of Jet Black with Red leather interior. The polished engine compartment still gleams like a jewel case and the under side belies its age thus providing further evidence of ultra respectful, caring ownership. The specification itself could hardly be more desirable being ‘all syncromesh’ manual with overdrive so this is an extremely useable and desirable purchase which is not to be missed.
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| 1950's | ||
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Jaguar Mark Nine
1959 £ 24, 995 Though they are extremely rare, we are delighted to have acquired another splendid Mark Nine with manual transmission. We were introduced to this car in
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| OTHER MAKES | ||
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BMW 850i Coupe 1991 £ 19, 995
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Mercedes Benz
500SL 1982 £13, 995 The ‘107’ is firmly established as one of the wisest 'classic' choices for practicality and dependability in a design which grows ever more desirable with age. Even though a relatively high number of cars survive, once high mileage, low specification cars are ruled out, there are relatively few prime examples to chose from. We purchased this particular Mercedes from the previous owner in extremely sound and well maintained condition with extensive rust preventative treatments having been carried out from early in its life. The mileage is low at 54,000 and this is well documented; the second owner also took the trouble to check out the full background of the vehicle from new and there is a covering letter included with the history portfolio. Also of note is the extraordinarily high level of specification with this car providing the required comforts such as air conditioning, cruise control and heated front seats. The next owner will benefit from an extremely cared for Mercedes Sports which has just undergone a programme of works commissioned by us to return it to an immaculate standard of presentation. The Thistle Green coachwork has been stripped to bare metal and repainted to a very high standard, the hood and its lining are brand new, alloy wheels are refurbished and the engine compartment is finely detailed and an obvious testament to this car’s overall integrity. The full Tan leather interior (including optional rear seat) has been fed and sympathetically rejuvenated and the hard top is unmarked and original. Certainly one of the best around.
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Mercedes Benz SL
280 1995 £ 6, 750 With a reputation for their ‘bullet proof’ engineering, there is little to fear from a well maintained ‘SL’ such as this. It was used daily by the last owner who has owned a succession of Mercedes sports cars and just traded in with us for a younger example. The mileage of this car is 106,000 miles and it has an outstanding service history evidencing not only necessary but preventative maintenance. Bodily, the car is sound too so it well justifies the cosmetic ‘make over’ we have just carried out to bring it back to showroom condition. Bumpers have been nicely re painted, alloy wheels reconditioned, the full leather interior colour stripped, fed and conollised and the whole car is now thoroughly valeted. Both the hard top and convertible hood are in great condition. This is sound value for stylish everyday transport or as a weekend car and it looks quite exclusive in Metallic Black with Tan full leather upholstery.
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| Irish Registered Vehicles | ||
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Daimler Double Six
1995
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11, 500 A low mileage example of the ultra scarce ‘Six Litre V12’ as only a handful manufactured. This was the flagship model of the 1990’s and still offers an exhilarating drive in one of the manufacturer’s most revered body shapes. As an ‘X300’ the Double Six is a truly special model as in addition to the expected luxuries such as fluted chrome work, picnic tables and inlaid woodwork this rare model features a finer quality ‘Autolux’ hide interior and an electrically adjustable rear seat. Mechanically it benefits from a four speed GM automatic transmission. This stunning car is finished in Ice Blue with Nimbus Grey leather and really needs to be both seen and driven to be appreciated. There is all the expected paperwork with the vehicle indicating the recorded mileage of 60,000 to be correct. The car was originally
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Daimler Six 1995
€ 9, 995
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Jaguar XJ6 3.2 Sport 1994
€ 5, 995 For the final year of XJ40 production Jaguar introduced the ‘sport’ which was obviously targeted at a younger audience and the model was so successful that such versions have been incorporated into the manufacturer’s model range ever since. Features included bucket style seating with perforated leather, dark red carpeting complemented by veneers with a hint of cherry wood. Externally there were double head lights with black grille veins and recessed spot lights while to the rear there was a distinctive moulded back panel and smoked light clusters. The distinctive spoke alloy wheels were shared with the XJS model. We have known this particular example for some years having purchased it from the estate of the original owner then supplying it twice in
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Jaguar XJ6 3.2 Sport 1996
€ 4, 750 We received this as a trade in against a later car from the last owner who has had it in his possession since one year old. It is a very sound and well cared for example with all previous servicing carried out by Spirit and formerly Jaguar
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