Restoration
project; Showing only 78,406 miles; the 2.4-litre straight-six with manual gearbox
The
Jaguar MkII quickly became one of Britain’s most admired sporting saloons. By
1967, the 2.4-litre straight-six offered smooth performance with
classic Jaguar refinement, making it the entry point into the MkII range. With
its graceful curves, chrome detailing, and wood-and-leather interior, the MkII embodied understated luxury while
retaining agile handling. The 2.4 was ideal for buyers seeking elegance over
outright speed yet still delivered the marque’s
hallmark driving pleasure.
This 1967 example is
most definitely the entry point into MKII Jaguar ownership, being one of the
last 2.4 models before the model change to the 240. We have no paperwork for
this vehicle, the V5C will need to be applied for using the V62
form.
No attempt to start or run the vehicle has
been made, but it does roll.
Contact:
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