Jaguar Mk II 1967

Sleek ’60s design complemented by British Racing Green, powered by a gutsy 3. 4-litre 210 hp (157 kW) engine, spinning its iconic wire wheels via a desirable 4-speed manual gearbox with overdrive. And just enough chrome to reflect your inner and outer shine.

1967 was the year when company founder Sir William Lyons stepped down as managing director and this particular model left its assembly line. One to remain the company’s chairman the other to find its chairman.

With an interior bombarded by leather, wood and bits of chrome, it gave a proper British way to greet its chairman, whenever the desire for a pleasant drive arose.

It’s not just luxury that creates a pleasant ride, it’s excitement as well. Evoked by multiple gauges and cool switches, a manual gearbox with overdrive and the legendary – on the road and track cherished XK engine.

Four-wheel disc brakes stand ready to handle unleashed British horses as soon as chairman decides to vibe with exterior’s British Racing Green color.

This Jaguar stands as a fully original and unrestored example, having a few rust marks at the bottom of left doors. Other than that, its overall condition is spectacular as is the interior.

Maintenance:
At the start of the season: engine, gear, differential and overdrive oils were changed. Also, replaced: battery, spark plugs, ignition coil, overdrive solenoid, slave cylinder and bushings in the steering column.

From the BonBon-Land owner’s collection. In 2006 it had 26, 000 km mileage. Unfortunately, there is no proof of the current mileage, but the condition of the interior is surprising and looks like a match to the numbers on the odometer. Furthermore, it is fitted with period-correct Michelin tires dating back to 1994—another strong indicator that the car was a gently used garage queen.

Car can be viewed in Copenhagen, by appointment.