$64,990
| Kilometres: | 115,450km |
|---|---|
| Engine: | 3.8 Litre In-line six |
| Transmission: | 4 Speed Manual |
| Body: | Coupe |
| Seats | 5 |
| Import History: | NZ New |
| Fuel Type: | Petrol |
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Finished in striking Indigo Blue, this New Zealand-new 1967 Jaguar Mark II is a beautifully presented example of one of the most iconic British sports saloons ever built.
Powered by the legendary 3.8 litre inline six and paired with the highly desirable 4-speed manual gearbox with factory overdrive, this MKII delivers the sort of smooth yet effortless performance that made these cars famous worldwide. With sharp styling, walnut timber trim and graceful chrome detailing, the Mark II remains one of Jaguar’s most recognisable creations — equally at home cruising country roads or arriving at a classic car event.
Famously nicknamed “the bank robber car” thanks to its combination of speed, handling and understated looks, the 3.8 MKII became the getaway car of choice in 1960s Britain. Thankfully this example appears to have lived a far more respectable life.
The previous owner cherished the car for the last 19 years, and it comes with an extensive history file including service records, maintenance invoices and even a copy of the original New Zealand registration documents dating back to 1967 — a fantastic piece of provenance rarely still accompanying a vehicle of this age.
A genuine New Zealand-new 3.8 manual overdrive MKII with long-term ownership, exceptional history and timeless colour combination is becoming increasingly difficult to find.
An iconic Jaguar sports saloon with presence, pedigree and character in equal measure.
