
Jaguar XK150
XK150 - XK150 (1957-1961)
€45,000 (≈ £38,653)
Bidding ends 7 Sept at 18:15
Auction Ended
Monday, 7 September 2026
Location
Saint-Junien, France
Highlights Elegant red configuration with black leather interior 3.4-litre XK engine paired with Moss 4-speed manual gearbox Matching numbers confirmed Nearly €6,000 recently invested in restoration work Comprehensive file of recent invoices French registration with standard logbook Rare left-hand drive DHC (Drop Head Coupé) version image.png 1.36 MB The Appeal The Jaguar XK150 represents the ultimate evolution of the celebrated XK lineage, combining the performance of the XK six-cylinder with a...
The XK150 Drophead Coupe (1957-1961) offered elegant open touring with disc brakes and improved refinement.
Engine: XK twin-cam six legendary for longevity but oil leaks common (rear main seal, timing cover). Overheating if cooling system neglected. Head gasket issues. Timing chain tensioner. Carburettors need regular attention. Gearbox: Moss 4-speed - synchros wear, especially 1st/2nd. Overdrive desirable. Brakes: Drums (XK120/140) adequate but fade. Discs (XK150) much better but master cylinder issues. Body: Steel over ash frame (Roadster) or all-steel - rust in floors, sills, inner wings, boot floor critical. Wood frame can rot. Electrics: Lucas - rewiring often beneficial. Chrome: Expensive to restore. Budget £8-15k annually.
Roadster body (most valuable), S specification (XK150), SE specification (XK140), Overdrive, Wire wheels, Matching numbers, Heritage Certificate, Good chrome, Tool kit
4 sold lots
Hammer prices from UK auctions, most recent 300 sales.
Auction Ended
Monday, 7 September 2026
Location
Saint-Junien, France
£38,653