Jaguar SS100 2.5

The SS100 was the car that first put the Jaguar name on a genuine sports car, and this 1937 example uses the 2.5-litre overhead-valve six with twin SU carburettors and a four-speed manual gearbox. It is finished in Gunmetal Grey with blue leather, and has the option of a windscreen or aero screens.

The car has had five owners in its history, with the current keeper adding it to his collection in 2012. In 2020 it was refurbished by Classic Restoration Services of Chichester, with the work documented and photographed, and invoices totalling £168,904.

A substantial history file traces the car from its original order to the present day. It includes period photographs from the 1930s, MOTs, service records and event photos from the current ownership. The price is on application.