Jaguar XK 150 3.4 FHC 1960

The Jaguar XK 150 3.4 FHC is a classic British sports car that is part of the legendary XK series produced by Jaguar Cars. The XK 150 was introduced in 1957 as the successor to the XK 140 and remained in production until 1961. It was the last version of the XK series before it was replaced by the famous Jaguar E-Type.

The XK 150 had a more modernized design compared to its predecessors, with a modified grille, wider body, and improved interior space. The FHC version offered a stylish, fixed roof coupe configuration, which provided an attractive alternative to the open two-seat and DHC models.

This left-hand drive XK150 Fixed Head Coupe, produced at Jaguar's Coventry workshops in July 1959, was ordered new with the BorgWarner 3-speed automatic transmission, as specified by the "BW" at the end of the chassis number. Only 3,078 of the left-hand drive XK 150 FHC were produced.

This XK150, finished in black on red leather with matching red painted wire wheels and white wall tires. The car was imported from America and recently registered in the Netherlands. The engine runs, the gearbox works well and the entire brake system has been renewed and overhauled. The interior has a new headliner. The car comes with a Jaguar Heritage Trust Certificate.