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A culmination of Grace, Pace and Space, the Jaguar 420 is perhaps one of the lesser known saloons in Jaguars range despite outselling all of it’s stablemates during it’s limited production run.

 

The Jaguar 420 was introduced in 1966 as a model between the S-Type and the huge (by comparison) 420G. It derived the same base 4.2 engine as the larger 420G and E-Type but with only two carburettors producing around 245hp (gross). The overall styling of the 420 resembled the S-type bar with a ‘nicer’ looking front end. The 420 gained various features over the lesser S-Type such as, optional Marles Varamatic power steering, cross flow radiator, duel-line hydraulic braking system, duel 2inch HD8 carburettors, negative earthing, alternator and a pre-engaged starter motor. In 1967, the 420 outsold all other Jaguar saloon models including the MK2’s, Daimler 250, S-type and 420G making it very successful and confirming to Jaguar that a relatively compact and well-appointed saloon car would be very successful thus cumulating in the XJ6 which swept the MKII, S-type and 420 from the Jaguar range. Due to the limited time frame of production, only about 10,000 420’s were produced.

 

This particular 420 is in very good condition for its age painted in old English white with blue interior, it is fitted with the optional power steering, power boosted brakes and 3 speed automatic transmission. The 420 and drives exactly how a jaguar should with effortless power and an exceptionally smooth ride and has recently undergone a full tune up and check over, now ready for its new custodians.

 

Price includes RWC.

 

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1967 Jaguar 420 Auto - SOLD

AU$18,000Price
  • Vehicle Details

    Odometer: 95890

     

    Engine: 4.2 Litre Inline 6 - 3 Speed Auto

     

    VIN: 4F6342

    Engine No: 7F6220-8

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