Surrey Hills Classics are proud to offer this stunning 1967 Jaguar MK2 3.4 MOD.

As facelifts go, the Jaguar Mk2 was a spectacular success. What was essentially an update of the 2.4 and 3.4 saloons, retrospectively called the Mk1, even the Mk2’s name was chosen to reflect it was a revised model rather than an all-new car. However, the transformation was sensational and took the Coventry firm’s compact four-door model from good to great. It helped that Jaguar boss Sir William Lyons had an unerring eye for the lines of his cars, which resulted in the Mk2’s larger glass area, thinner pillars all round, and the subtle use of extra chrome.

“WRO 8E” has undergone a substantial restoration over the period of 5 years. Showing in excellent condition inside and out.

This particular car is a MK2 3.4 manual with overdrive which is becoming increasingly rare now, especially in lovely condition like this. “WRO 8E” runs and drives beautifully as you would expect from a 60s Jaguar.

It also comes with the cherished registration number,  which is believed to be worth in the region of £3,000

The Jaguar will be getting a fresh new carpet set before handover to the new vendor.

With a spreadsheet expanding over 11 pages showcasing the work carried out on this lovely Jaguar, it’s to no surprise the car really does make you want to stand there and admire it all day.

Overall this is a stunning example of a Jaguar MK2 3.4 which must be seen to be appreciated.

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