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Jaguar XJ8 2001
£13, 995
Reserved The rarer ‘sport’ alternative so this car stands out from the crowd with colour coded radiator grille, perforated leather and the greyed maple veneers which distinguish the later X308 models. Other features include Eclipse alloy wheels and cruise control. Cars of this type are seldom encountered with just 11,000 miles covered from new and despite low use this car benefits from six main dealer service stamps. Appropriately, the colour scheme defines it as a late example in Mistral Blue with Ivory hide and black carpeting.
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| 1990's | ||
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Daimler Double Six
Century 1996 £ 14, 995
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Daimler V8 1998 £
13, 500 This is possibly the lowest mileage surviving of the ultra rare standard wheel base Daimler of which only 164 cars were ever produced. It spent most of its life within a short distance of ‘Browns Lane’ as it was supplied new to the first and only owner, a consultant for Jaguar Cars Ltd who lived close to the factory. The colour scheme is very handsome in dark Spruce Green with Oatmeal Hide piped in Coffee. There are all the standard Daimler refinements such as fold out picnic tables, sheep skin rugs, inlaid wood veneers, electric sunshine roof and multi stack CD system. The mileage is extremely low at 31,000 since new and the vehicle has a full main dealer stamped service history. The price will include brand new tyres all round as the originals are still fitted. This is a stunning car in all respects.
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Jaguar XK8 Coupe
1998 £13, 500
Reserved Supplied by us to the second owner seven years ago this is an outstandingly well cared for example with a high specification. Extras include 18’’ wheels, Harman Kardon stereo, cruise control and classic interior. Finished in Sapphire Blue with Oatmeal Leather, the car has just clicked over 50,000 miles and benefits fro a full stamped service history and much sundry paperwork including all the bills.
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Jaguar XJS 4.0
Coupe 1994 £11, 500 The final phase model of the XJS is a sought after commodity and is easily distinguished by the double bumper arrangement which is colour coded to the car. Benefits include a re styled interior, spoke alloy wheels and dual air bags. This example was purchased from Jaguar as a demonstrator by ‘P & O’ Shipping Line for the use of one of their Captains and it was retained by this gentleman following his retirement. We purchased the car direct from the owner who has just up dated with a newer Jaguar saloon. The colour scheme is classic of a British sports car in Racing Green with Beige leather upholstery and carpets. Servicing and maintenance has never strayed from the Jaguar main dealer network so all is ‘ship shape’ in that respect. The total mileage from new is just 40,000 from new. This is an excellent car which motors beautifully. |
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Daimler V8 1998 £ 10, 750 These top of the range models with their distinctive chromium and trim features are rare enough but this particular example is set apart in its special order colour of Amaranth. We have only handled one other car in this colour previously and received tremendous interest as a result. The rich tone contrasts beautifully with Cream hide and darker piping. The mileage is genuine at 54,000 since new and well supported by eight service stamps mainly with Charles Hurst. The condition of this car is excellent both inside and out.
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Daimler Six 1995 £
9, 250 Purchased by us direct from the estate of the first and only owner, this car benefits from complete main agent servicing and has covered just 55,000 miles. The care and trouble taken to keep this Daimler in pristine original condition all its life is evident from a first inspection. All panel work, bright work and interior appointments are in beautiful unspoilt condition and nothing prevents it from being described as an immaculate specimen. The colour scheme is distinctive, practical and of a currently fashionable combination in Jade Green with Oatmeal hide. Features standard with this model include privacy blinds, folding picnic tables and foot well rugs. Needless to say these Daimlers are ‘fully loaded’ and as a standard wheel base car it performs effortlessly.
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| 1980's | ||
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Jaguar XJS V12 HE
Convertible 1988 Arriving Soon Despite being launched in 1988 as an alternative body style to a thirteen year old design rather than a completely new model, demand for the XJS as a full convertible was such that substantial premiums were paid for used cars to avoid jumping the long queue in Jaguar’s order book for a brand new one. This is one of the early cars being retained by the first owner until it was sold on to the second fourteen years ago. Both owners enjoyed the car for occasional ‘Sunday’ motoring while completing business mileage in their Jaguar saloons so the mileage of this car is very low at just 27,000 since new. There is a good file of paperwork including original service wallet and hand books. A major service will be carried out prior to sale. The colour scheme is Westminster Blue with Beige hide and the hood is fully electric. Today these cars represent sound value for pleasure touring but are practical enough to be used daily. Previous ‘convertible’ models of Jaguar have steadfastly retained their appeal and then rapidly ascended in value with rarity so this cherished example of an XJS in it most desirable form may be a shrewd investment while providing its owner with much pleasure.
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Jaguar XJS V12 HE
Cabriolet 1986 £ 11, 995 Rarest of the body options which was produced for just three years of the twenty one year production run of Jaguar’s XJS. As a touring classic there is much to recommend the model with its potential for open top motoring while retaining some protection and stability of window frames which support the removable ‘targa’ style roof panels. This ‘Cabriolet’ also has the original ‘Slumberland’ designed seating which many prefer for comfort and appearance. This car has been known to us for the last twelve years when we first supplied it to a client at NEC. There is a good service record and a genuine mileage of only 37,000 since new. The Regent Grey bodywork and Saville Grey leather interior is very original and blemish free so this must be one of the very best survivors.
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Jaguar Sovereign
4.2 1986 £ 8, 750 One of the last six cylinder Series Three cars to leave Browns Lane so therefore distinguishable by subtle trim features which are unique to the final model year and combine to enhance the model noticeably. These include chrome speaker rims, veneered surround to the gear selector, chromed boot badges and polished tread plates. Series Threes which have remained in first class and original condition are very difficult to find as owners seldom part with them knowing they would be difficult to replace. Although we are specialists in this model, this is the first one we have handled in 2008. It is a fine original car boasting a well documented service record mainly with Hadley Green and David Marks supporting the low mileage of 43,000 from new. As the most desirable Sovereign it has all the options including air conditioning, on board digital display trip computer, electric seats, pepper pot alloy wheels, electric mirrors and wooden door cappings Interestingly this particular car has received more use in recent times so it is well tested mechanically. The colour scheme is Antelope with Buckskin hide which was always a popular choice for these later cars.
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Daimler Double Six
HE 1986 £7, 995
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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 | ||
| 1960's | ||
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Jaguar Mark Two
1961 Arriving Soon This is the first time this car has been on the market since new. It was first sold by Martin Motors of Highgate to the original lady owner who bequeathed it to her nephew (same surname) upon her death seventeen years ago. The car remained in regular use until 1995 but was then laid up in dry, ventilated storage where it remained for sentimental reasons until we acquired it recently through a mutual trade acquaintance. The recorded mileage of 41,000 is warranted as genuine and the wonderfully preserved interior bears this out. It is an early example of the 2.4 litre model and benefits from manual with ‘fifth gear’ overdrive transmission. Since we acquired this car it has been thoroughly but sympathetically re commissioned mechanically as necessary and will be road tested over several hundred miles. The faded bodywork has been stripped to bare metal and repainted to a high standard in its original Gunmetal Grey colour. The leather interior has required little more that fettling and careful rejuvenation. It is most unusual, for example to find a Mark Two these days with superb, original woodwork and this is testament to the respectful ownership. A ‘
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| 1950's | ||
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Jaguar XK120
Roadster 1951 £65,000 A steel bodied car of some historical importance having recently been verified as an ‘ex works’ vehicle retained by Jaguar Cars Ltd until 1953. The original log book indicates a typical ‘MKV’
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| OTHER MAKES | ||
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Dodge Viper 1994
£ 29, 995
Reserved This originally
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Mercedes Benz
500SL 1989 Arriving Soon Registered in August, this must rank it one of the very last cars produced in the quintessentially classic W107 shape. As a ‘five litre’ it has the most responsive power unit and this car has all the desired specification options such as hard and soft tops, air conditioning and the factory installed rear seat. There have been three owners since new with the previous acquiring it from main agents
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Morris Minor
Convertible 1931 £ 9, 995
Reserved One of the earliest designs to bear the legendary name of ‘Morris Minor,’ this painstakingly refurbished open tourer is truly delightful. Detailing is so often a let down with vehicles of this age yet there are no disappointing aspects with this particular example- the body panel fit is correct with its Green over Black two tone paint finish to a very good standard. Chrome work is excellent while the car’s Mid Green interior trim, wooden dashboard and gauges have been sympathetically restored and look true to the period. The folding beige ‘perambulator’ hood is new and simple to operate. Mechanically, the car runs and drives nicely with a current MOT- the engine compartment is smart enough to present at shows. The buff log book, period maps and workshop manual are included.
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Wolseley 15/50 1958 £ 9, 995
Reserved A very popular classic choice as these models provide the comforts, trimmings and prestige associated with a traditional luxury English marque. Nevertheless they are straightforward and economical cars to maintain. It is doubtful a better more original example of this model survives as two owners for the first forty six years used this car sparingly and stored it in a heated garage when not being used. The car was finally parted with in 2004 to an enthusiast and 3,000 of the total mileage of 19,000 from new have recently been covered. Serviceable items were replaced as necessary to prepare the vehicle for it’s return to more regular use and the car has just performed faultlessly on a 120 mile drive. Body panels are excellent and the largely original Yukon Grey paintwork still looks remarkably well. The supple Maroon leather interior, bright work and veneers are almost as if they were out of a time capsule! Original log book, sales pamphlet, warranty and lubrication charts included.
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| Irish Registered Vehicles | ||
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Daimler Double Six
1995
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15, 750 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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Jaguar XJ8 4.0 1999
€ 13, 995 Supplied new in
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Daimler 4 Litre 1993
€ 7, 500 Reserved With every conceivable luxury and refinement these models are very hard to come by and a rare enough sight in
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Volvo S80 2000
€ 5, 500 We were pleased to take this car by way of a ‘trade in’ as it is sturdy, driving well and should offer the next owner some luxury motoring at a competitive price. Since acquiring this Volvo we have prepared it to pass a new NCT and valeted it thoroughly inside and out. The metallic Silver Grey bodywork has been burnished and is free of any significant blemishes which could otherwise spoil the appearance. The Black full leather upholstery has been conollised so it is truly excellent. Total mileage is 99,000 from new with past maintenance by Bolands . As a model the S80 has a great reputation for dependability and there is a following for these due to their unmistakable styling features and luxurious touches. Much care and attention has been invested in this example for the benefit of the purchaser though we have priced it very well even compared to the others privately listed in ‘carzone’ |
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