Jaguar - Mk IX - 1960

Unfindable, we can say that in this case, can't we? When was the last time you saw a 1960 Jaguar Mark 9 in its original paint? That can rightly be called unique. The car was delivered new in the United States and recently arrived in the Netherlands. The American owners have always carefully cared for the car and the Jaguar is still in beautiful original condition. The body looks neatly cared for and the paint is completely original. The interior of the car is still partially original. The Jaguar Mark 9 dates back to the time when classic British cars were fitted with real wood in the interior. The car is also equipped with a beautiful red leather interior as well as matching red carpets. The instruments come from Smiths in good British tradition and all function as they should. The door panels and inside of the luggage compartment are also neatly cared for, as well as the headliner. The Jaguar Mark 9 was technically a big leap forward compared to the Jaguar Mark 8. The Mark 9 has disc brakes all round and a strong six-in-line engine. The 3. 8 liter engine is coupled to a three-speed automatic transmission and still runs very well. The peace and tranquility with which the engine does its work is unprecedented for a car of this age. The automatic transmission shifts smoothly and thanks to the available torque, three gears are in principle more than enough. The car still drives wonderfully. In short, a beautiful and nowadays very rare Jaguar Mark 9 in a beautiful condition in the first paint. The car will be delivered including the original on-board folder containing the maintenance book, the manual and various general information, such as the original manual with the car radio. An absolutely unique car for the enthusiast. The vehicle can be viewed in Zutphen, the Netherlands.