1959 Jaguar XK 150 Classic Cars for Sale
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BID AND WIN this vehicle on www.WheelerAuctionGroup.com Seller Description: A blast from the past. A rare XK150 Drophead Jaguar Convertible. A stunning red-burgundy exterior and the English saddle tan interior and top. Wire wheels and of course manual shifting and great chrome. Vehicle is located in Florida, USA. Bidder/Buyer is responsible for pickup or shipping from this location to wherever they want it shipped to.
$149,9001959 Jaguar XK 150
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Excellent, number matching Open Two-Seater example in Carmen Red over Black Leather! Factory appointed with Special Equipment performance package providing 210hp through a 4-speed gearbox with overdrive! Beautifully restored in 2014 with new paint, all chrome, convertible top, stainless steel exhaust, chrome wire wheels & tires, and more! Outstanding road going Jaguar! Boasting from the success of the XK120, Jaguar did what all great sports car manufacturers do which was contribute new features to counter criticisms to keep reeling in buyers. This led to the introduction of larger interior cabin space by moving the engine, firewall, and dash all forward by 3 to better accommodate taller drivers, along with effortless rack & pinion steering, improved brakes and suspension travel with shock absorbing dampening. Cosmetically it appeared nearly the same as the XK120, but larger bumpers with over riders, a one piece grill accented with trim that ran over the hood through to the deck lid for the revised XK140. By 1958, after consecutive Lemans success from 1955, 1956, and 1957, a new XK150 would be introduced. This meant some revisions to the body that included a taller beltline, larger interior, leather wrapped dashboard, a one-piece windshield, and for the first time in the open two-seater (OTS) roll up windows hidden within the doors. A new emblem was affixed to the trunk highlighting its heritage being the winner at Le Mans from 1951-1953, 1955-1957! We are very pleased to offer this 1959 Jaguar XK150 SE OTS Roadster. Finished in desired Carmen Red with new black leather interior and new black cloth convertible top, it remains fully equipped with original, numbers matching 3442cc Inline 6 cylinder engine fitted with the Special Equipment option that included dual SU H6 carburetion, front disc brakes, modified B-type cylinder heard with larger exhaust ports providing a factory rated 210 horsepower; along with gorgeous 60-spoke chrome wire wheels wrapped in newer Lester Tire Co 6.00-16 wide whitewall tires, dual exit exhaust, telescoping steering column, laminated windscreens, heat/defrost, and dual fender-mounted mirrors! This exceptional example comes from the longtime Indianapolis owner, Tom Gellenbeck, who acquired this Jaguar in the 1970s. He commissioned a cosmetic restoration soon after purchase, and proudly utilized his stellar roadster for some four decades. It was always a garage kept and continues to bear a wonderfully solid chassis and body that has remained original without any noted damage or rust repair. He enjoyed this XK150 until health issues forced the sale in 2014. Prior to putting his prized possession on the market, he asked Jaguar restoration experts Muncie Imports & Classics in Muncie, Indiana to prepare it for the next owner. This began with a complete overhaul of the brake system: new brake servo, brake lines, fittings, hoses, and brake fluid; new Dayton chrome wire wheels & tires; air filter, complete ignition system with new plugs & wires; new transmission fluid, engine oil/filter; cam cover gaskets, all coolant/heater hoses; cylinder head gasket, exhaust manifold gaskets; new differential pinion seal & gasket; differential input flange, clutch hose, among many other various smaller items to ensure it would be equally enjoyable for the next owner. This service would equal nearly $8,400. When the new Jefferson City, MO owner acquired this outstanding example in 2014, he elected to have the body professionally repainted. All of the exterior chrome was removed and re-plated, and the convertible top replaced with a new, black Stayfast canvass over a freshly powder-coated frame. The entire exhaust was replaced with a polished stainless steel system from Engel Imports. Overall, it remains very presentable today and in remarkable condition. With all functional gauges and working safety items, it is a difficult car to criticize mechanically. It starts with wonderful ease, idles down appropriately after about one minute of warm up time, and then performs to proper Jaguar expectation! To ensure it continues with such performance, both batteries were replaced in January 2019, along with a new starter solenoid and ignition switch. It also comes with its original painted spare tire, correct jack, mallet, wrench, crank handle, and oiler in the storage compartment. The odometer upon arrival to our showroom read only 40,542 miles which would appear to be original, but the St. Louis Car Museum does not have enough evidence to support an actual mileage claim. It does represents one of only 2,265 Open Two-Seater XK150 Roadsters built between 1958 through 1960, and continues to be a splendid driver example eager to cruise all open roads with confidence! Call with questions.
$225,0001959 Jaguar XK 150
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When Jaguar unveiled the XK150 in 1957 it marked the most significant evolution of the legendary XK series since the XK120 first appeared in 1948. In mechanical terms the new 150 was very similar to the outgoing 140 with independent front suspension Salisbury rear axle and rack and pinion steering. New for the 150 however was the fitment of Dunlop four-wheel disc brakes which had been pioneered by the C-Type and perfected on the D-Type at Le Mans. The most significant changes were to the styling with a taller and wider body to allow for a roomier cockpit and give a fresh look heading into the 1960s. In keeping with tradition the XK150 was available as an open two-seat roadster drophead coupe or closed fixed-head coupe. Power continued to come from the 3.4-liter version of the XK twin-cam inline six fitted with twin S.U. carburetors in standard form.At first it seemed that the XK150 got off to a rough start. A factory fire in February 1957 delayed production and the marginally heavier coachwork made the standard models slightly slower than the XK140 thereby disappointing buyers. However Jaguar quickly responded by adding the Special Equipment package which added twenty horsepower to the base model. That was followed by the optional S package of 1958 with a trio of 2-inch SU carbs and a straight-port cylinder head to bump output to a very healthy 250 horsepower. Only the last of the line 3.8-liter S would make more power. Buyers responded well to the modernized styling as well as the improved comfort and performance particularly from the S.E. and S models. Sales were up slightly over the XK140. Ultimately the XK150 proved to be an excellent swansong to the legendary XK line setting the stage for the arrival of Jaguar s next sensational sports car the E-Type.We are delighted to offer this truly outstanding freshly restored 1958 Jaguar XK150 S OTS roadster. This Jaguar is a documented factory built XK150 S first delivered via a dealer in Atlanta Georgia. It is finished as original in white over a red interior and black hood and highly optioned from new in S specification which included triple SU carburetors and a specially-developed cylinder head. Backing the 3.4-liter engine was a four-speed manual gearbox with Laycock de Normanville overdrive. Standard equipment included leather trim Smiths heater chrome wire wheels and new for the OTS roll-up side windows (replacing the XK120 and 140 s removable side curtains).The first owner was Robert West of Athens Georgia. Early in the car s life someone (believed to be Mr. West) drove the XK150 from Georgia to Detroit Michigan. While in Detroit the original engine was damaged and the car subsequently parked up in a gas station. The second owner acquired the Jaguar in the early 1970s putting it in his garage in hopes of returning it to the road. It seems that never happened as in the early 2000s this car was discovered still in remarkably original and unrestored condition by brothers Gary and Jim Kakuska of JK Restorations in Oswego IL. Gary and Jim are highly respected Jaguar specialists and they bought the car with the idea of restoring it for themselves but ultimately sold it to one of their best clients who then entrusted them with the comprehensive nut-and-bolt restoration.As they began disassembly Gary and Jim noted that the car showed approximately 2000 miles on the odometer. Closer inspection of the body interior and drivetrain revealed this was very likely the original mileage as the car was found to be remarkably intact beneath the years of dust that had accumulated while in storage. As a result JK was able to restore and reuse a tremendous amount of the original components and fittings.The restoration was completed in approximately 2015 and it presents in stunning condition in crisp white over red displaying outstanding body fit and alignment. Remarkably it is reported that every panel on the car is original with only some very minor repairs required to correct some light corrosion. Paint quality is exquisite as well and the car sits on beautiful chrome Dunlop wire wheels with blackwall Vredestein radial tires. The bumpers lights grille and trim are original to this car and restored to a high standard.The cockpit has been refurbished to the same specification as it was first delivered; with red Connolly hides and matching Wilton wool carpets all presented in beautiful condition. The leather seats remain taut and show virtually no use since being restored. The factory switchgear and instruments were painstakingly rebuilt to retain originality. Black Haartz canvas is fitted to the top as per factory spec and the boot has been refurbished with correct Hardura lining. The factory-supplied jack grease gun ratcheting jack handle and toolkit is included.JK Restorations meticulously rebuilt every component of this car making subtle improvements when necessary in the name of longevity and reliability. A 3.8-liter block replaces the original 3.4-liter unit topped with the original cylinder head and triple-SU carb setup. The engine is backed with a modern all-synchro 5-speed Tremec gearbox. The original rear differential was rebuilt with new clutch packs and the factory 4.09:1 ratio retained so the car s road manners remain very authentic while allowing for effortless shifting and proven reliability. It should be noted that the original matching-numbers block gearbox and overdrive unit are available (and said to be easily repairable) and will be included in the sale. Brake calipers and cylinders were fully restored and sleeved in stainless to prevent corrosion. The Kakuskas painstakingly restored the electrical system retaining the original major components while updating some items such as LED tail lights and a roller bearing distributor. The undercarriage is a finely detailed as the engine bay revealing the level of care that went into this project.With its meticulous restoration by highly respected marque experts this is a genuinely exquisite XK150 S in highly desirable original specification. A host of carefully judged and executed improvements make it ideally suited for regular enjoyment on tours and rallies while remaining beautiful enough for the show field.
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To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys Paris event, 6 February 2019. Original left-hand-drive example with desirable Laycock de Normanville overdrive fitted Matching-numbers engine and bodyFully restored in the last five yearsJaguar s XK 150 was developed from its predecessors to meet growing U.S. demand for more comfortable and refined sports cars. This was achieved by utilizing a wider body and floorplan and inserting a four-inch-wide central section. Another welcome addition was Dunlop disc brakes at all four wheels, making Jaguar the first manufacturer to offer four-wheel disc brakes on a series-production car.Chassis no. S 837992 DN left the Browns Lane production line on 2 January 1959 and was delivered new to its first owner, Mr L. Mooney of San Francisco. The car returned to Europe in 1988 when it was imported and registered in France. By the early 2000s, this XK 150 had moved to Germany and was subject to a full body-off restoration in 2004; a quantity of documentation records regular maintenance and use from 1988 through to 2014 along with photos of the restoration. The car was refinished in a period-correct colour combination of dark green over tan, and the restoration has held up very well with signs of only light use. Most importantly, the car retains its original engine and body.This beautifully presented XK 150 is one of the very best examples of Jaguar s final and most developed XKs, incapsulating the best of Jaguar: sporting, comfortable and refined. To view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM website at rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/pa19.
$167,5001959 Jaguar XK 150
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Beautifully Restored 1959 Jaguar XK150S Roadster with Matching Numbers and Jaguar Heritage Certificate This highly coveted 1959 Jaguar XK150S Roadster is a beautiful matching numbers example wearing a quality restoration. Ivory with blue leather interior and soft-top. Desirable S model roadster and 1 of approximately 888 examples produced. The car runs and drives a wonderfully as it presents itself. Offered with its Heritage Certificate from Jaguar. A highly sought-after and collectible Jaguar and a lovely driver quality example. Matching numbers Desirable S model Quality restoration Accompanied by Jaguar Heritage Certificate Price: $167,500
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$67,5001959 Jaguar XK 150
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Original 1959 Jaguar XK150 Roadster with Matching Numbers This desirable 1959 Jaguar XK150 Roadster is an incredibly original, straight, and honest matching numbers Texas car for straightforward restoration. Silver with red interior. This car comes out of long term ownership and storage with an excellent body. Its been off the road since 1981. This car is full of integrity and has loads of potential. Complete and intact. A unique chance to own and restore a classic and highly collectible XK150 Roadster. Price: $67,500
$139,5001959 Jaguar XK 150
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This 1959 Jaguar XK150S Roadster wears an exquisite color combination. Cotswold Blue with red leather interior. This matching numbers example has been owned by the same gentleman for the last 40 years. Its an absolutely beautiful un-restored original car thats nothing but honest and also comes with its heritage certificate. Its also in excellent mechanical condition. Dont miss this one for only $139,500.
