THE CLASSIS SALE AT CARFEST 29th & 30th August 2026

85 + buyer’s premium of 12.5% plus VAT (15% incl VAT) •Arriving in 1993 towards the end of the XJS’s twenty-one-year production run, the enlarged 5,993cc V12 replaced the long-serving 5.3-litre unit as Jaguar’s flagship convertible power plant • The 6.0-litre V12 generated around 300bhp when new, driven through the GM 4L80-E four-speed automatic gearbox with a lock-up torque converter giving these later cars a more contemporary feel • This 1995 example is presented in Sapphire Blue with Connolly Autolux blue leather trim and Lattice alloy wheels •Originally supplied new in the United States and believed to reside in the sunny state of Florida, it returned to the UK five years ago to be registered on 04/06/2021, since when it’s been enjoyed by a single Jaguar enthusiast owner • Jaguar marque specialist, Clarkes Restoration, carried out the conversion from left to right-hand drive and we are informed that various suspension components as well as the front brake calipers were replaced at the same time •Showing just 87,388 miles at the time of cataloguing A late-series XJS Convertible in Sapphire Blue, repatriated from Florida and professionally converted from left to right-hand drive. Seller Rating: 84 / 135 «««¶¶ Registration: M684 YRN Chassis No.: SAJNX2346SC197027 Estimate: £10,000 - £12,000 Specialist: Alex Lucocq Telephone No: 07739 344627 Lot 727 1995 Jaguar XJS 6.0-Litre • The example offered here dates from 05/03/1968 and is particularly rare as it is one of only 92 UK cars fitted with an automatic gearbox. Finished in Tartan Red over a black leather interior, it was optioned with wire wheels, a heater and Tonneau cover and was dispatched on 01/08/1968 to University Motors, London and onwards to its first owner • It’s believed to been restored to a high standard in the early 2000s and more recently has been treated to an engine service and work to the rear brakes • It’s accompanied by its handbook, Heritage Certificate, a file of receipts and invoices, magazine articles and a copy of MG Enthusiast (2022) in which VMC 492G features • In conclusion, a fantastic opportunity to acquire a very rare automatic gearbox example of an alternative British roadster that, despite a difficult start, has turned into a venerable grand tourer A rare automatic gearbox MG C Roadster, one of just 92 UK cars, very well presented in Tartan Red - a delightful two-pedal tourer. Seller Rating: 87 / 135 «««¶¶ Registration: VMC 492G Chassis No.: GCN11265G Estimate: £12,000 - £15,000 Specialist: Alex Lucocq Telephone No: 07739 344627 Lot 728 1968 MG C - Automatic More Details Lot 727 Bid On Lot 727 More Details Lot 728 Bid On Lot 728