Jaguar XK150 S 3.4 OTS

The XK150 S was the last and fastest of Jaguar's XK sports cars before the E-Type took over. With triple 2-inch SU carburettors the 3.4-litre straight-six made 245 bhp, and the dealer says this open two-seater is one of only 44 S cars in right-hand drive. It has a four-speed manual gearbox with overdrive.

This car left the factory in January 1959, sent to Henlys in London in Old English White with red trim and a fawn hood. It keeps that scheme today apart from a black hood. The dealer says the chassis, engine and body numbers match the Jaguar Heritage Trust certificate on file.

It was used in competition and then exported to the USA. It came back to the UK in 2019 for a photographed rotisserie restoration, and was re-registered with the DVLA in November 2021 as YWC150. The page gives about 180 miles since completion. The history file, Heritage certificate and restoration invoices come with it. The price is on application.