1954 Jaguar Mark Vii on 2040-cars
Amarillo, Texas, United States
Engine:inline 6 cylinder
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Red
Model: XK
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: 4 door
Drive Type: rear wheel
Options: Sunroof
Mileage: 20
Sub Model: Mark VII
This is a very solid 1954 Jaguar Mark VII. This is not a rusted out vehicle. Has had an "Abbassi" foreign car conversion of California(do not know when but some time ago). Has a GM inline 6 cylinder with what appears to be a turbo 350 automatic transmission. Looks original. It Starts and runs very good. Engine sounds very good, has lots of power and has no leaks. The transmission also works very good and has no leaks. We drove this vehicle for 25 minutes to get some fresh fuel into system and check things out. We were very impressed how well it ran and handled. Brakes work okay but will need some attention. Body is very straight with exception to couple small dents on passenger side by trunk. Seats are good except the drivers seat is very brittle from age. It cracked when we test drove it. Back seat is not so brittle and pull down trays with mirrors are in tact and working. Sun roof opens and closes properly. Missing few pieces chrome, the top wood trim on passenger door, center piece for steering wheel, hood ornament and latch. There are several pieces in trunk such as rear window chrome, 1 side front window chrome, other trunk handle and lots other stuff like an a/c condenser(? silver cylinder with coils in it?) and other things. All glass is excellent and windows roll up and down. Doors open and shut properly. The buttons to open door compartments work and boxes are in doors. New tires. Wood dash is pretty rotten, car turns on with key and some dash lights work but the wood is pretty bad. No head liner. The wiring looks mostly original. Trunk is solid, and both gas tanks are still in it with sending units, but the right tank is only one being used. Lots of potential in this vehicle.Has California title, car is in Amarillo Texas. Drive on to trailer. Low reserve.
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