The XK150 was well-received for its blend of performance, luxury, and style, appealing to both enthusiasts and those seeking a grand touring experience. Its production ended in 1961, making way for the Jaguar E-Type, which would further solidify Jaguar's reputation in the sports car market.

Today, the Jaguar XK150 Coupe is celebrated by collectors and enthusiasts for its classic design and engineering excellence, representing a pivotal moment in Jaguar's storied history.

Finished in the attractive colour combination of Pearl Grey bodywork matched to a Pastel Blue interior

1 of just 1,368 RHD examples made and benefiting from the factory-fitted Special Equipment (SE) pack which comprised: front fog lamps, wire wheels, tuned B-type cylinder head and twin exhausts

Subject to an extensive restoration in the mid 90’s with further work being carried out in 2008

Supplied new by Hoffman’s of Halifax to a S. Dugdale of Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire

38,400 credible miles recorded and understood to have had just 4 keepers

Heritage certificate, history file and V5c document

This exceedingly handsome XK150 is one of just 1,368 righthand drive examples made. It benefits from the factory-fitted Special Equipment pack (SE) that comprised tuned B-Type cylinder head, twin exhausts, wire wheels and fog lamps. With just four keepers from new, and currently registers a notably low but credible total mileage of 38,400.

It was delivered new by Hoffmann’s of Halifax to an S Dugdale of Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire on March 25, 1958. An extensive restoration was carried out in the mid-‘90s, with further refurbishment being undertaken in 2008.

This Coupe is finished in its original attractive colour combination of Pearl Grey bodywork matched to a Pastel Blue hide interior, with desirable overdrive gearbox, the eye-catching registration ‘JJX 77’, JDHT Heritage Certificate, history file, and V5C log book.

A very usable classic that would surely grace any collection.