Jaguar Landrover Classic Works

Finished in the rare colour of Montalcino Red, this 2015 defender has covered just over forty thousand miles from new. Acquired by Jaguar Land Rover in 2022, this was originally planned to be used as a donor car for the V8 Works programme, in the ned the car was deemed "too good" for this use, so was retained and left in its original specification. The vehicle was built at the Solihull factory in ...

Originally built in 1967 by Jaguar as a four-door saloon car, this vehicle underwent a transformation in the late nineties.
At the height of the “Cool Britannia” era Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher decided it was about time he got himself a car. He came across a firm of coachbuilders called Vicarage who were able to fit modern running gear into a Jaguar Mk2, as well as carrying out a drophead ...

Introducing the Defender Works V8 Islay Edition which takes inspiration from the 1965 Land Rover Series IIa driven by one of the founders of Land Rover, Spencer Wilks, on the Hebridean Isle of Islay - the birthplace of the Land Rover name. Available in Right Hand Drive with 90 and 110 body styles. For more detail and images please visit our website.

This stunning 1993 Range Rover is an outstanding example of the iconic vehicle. Finished in Aegean Blue with a Grey leather interior, it is the epitome of luxurious early nineties all-weather motoring. The vehicle comes with a significant history file, including the original sales invoice from the supplying dealer, as well as details of servicing carried out over its thirty years, with the vast majority ...

Honouring the original Defender?s formidable 70-year expedition legacy and illustrious role in the world?s most iconic and demanding all-terrain competitions, Land Rover Classic introduces Defender Works V8 Trophy II. This vehicle recently participated in a three day ultimate off-road competition experience in Staffordshire. Finished in Fuji White with contrasting Narvik Black roof and Gloss Black ...

The D-type is the third continuation vehicle from Jaguar Classic, complementing the six missing Lightweight E-types completed in 2014-15 and nine XKSSs built in 2017-18. Jaguar Classic experts? painstaking research, with exclusive access to original Jaguar engineering drawings and records, ensures this Continuation D-type has been built to the authentic specifications laid down by competitions manager ...

Unveiled in October 1959, the Jaguar Mark 2 developed from the success of the first monocoque saloon, the Mark 1. A raft of new features debuted on the Mark 2 in order to enhance the performance and safety of Jaguar?s compact sports saloon. A new dashboard layout featured as well as an increased windscreen size afforded by slimmer pillars allowing for greater visibility. In addition the race proven ...

last of the planned run, although demand was sufficiently high that further vehicles were added to the programme, albeit the order-book has long-since closed. Completed by Land Rover Classic in early 2019 this car is a 1950-specification "lights-behind-the-grille" version of the 80" Series 1 Land Rover. The customer that commissioned the vehicle requested a few special additions, namely tan leather ...

Honouring the original Defender’s formidable 70-year expedition legacy and its illustrious role in the world's most demanding all-terrain competitions, Land Rover Classic introduced the Classic Defender Works V8 Trophy in 2021. Featuring a 5. 0 litre petrol V8 engine and eight-speed ZF automatic transmission, Defender Works V8 Trophy delivers 405Ps and 515Nm of torque. Heavy-duty 16-inch steel ...

This Defender is one of 150 Works V8 70th models launched in January 2018 as a low-volume, high performance birthday special to mark Land Rover's 70th Anniversary. It has a naturally aspirated 5. 0-litre V8 which delivers 405 Ps and 515 Nm of torque. Acceleration from 0-60 mph is accomplished in just 5. 6 seconds and it has a (electronically limited) top speed of 106 mph. The V8 powertrain is ...

A beautiful XK120 roadster, this car is finished in Old English White which is complimented by the Biscuit and Red Leather trim. This fabulous XK120successfully competed in the Dubai Mille Miglia. The car performed faultlessly, covering well over one thousand miles and needing little more than a change of spark plugs at the half-way point. Manufactured on the 19th December 1950 this vehicle was dispatched ...

For the final model year of production XJS models came with an improved level of equipment. This included leather seats with contrast piping and the "leaper" logo embossed on each headrest, wood gear-knob and steering wheel. Known as the "Celebration" model, this edition marked the end of a 21 year production run of the XJS, Supplied new in 1995 by Hatfields Jaguar of Sheffield, this XJS "Celebration" ...

This XJS Convertible finished in a classic combination of Flamenco Red with Doeskin leather interior and was originally supplied by HR Owen in 1994. This XJS comes with the original Jaguar bill of sale showing the factory options that were specified by the first owner, those were Front Fog Lamps, Full Leather Seating, Automatic Transmission, Cruise Control, Headlamp Power Wash and Window Etching. ...

The Heritage Edition evokes the history of the Defender as a modern interpretation of the famous HUE 166 Land Rover - the first pre-production Series I vehicle, nicknamed 'Huey', which dates back to 1947. Traditionalists will appreciate the Grasmere Green metallic paintwork, Alaska White roof, heritage style grille, headlamp surrounds and heavy-duty steel wheels. Other nostalgic additions ...

In this 50th anniversary year for Range Rover, we ware delighted to offer this very rare "Suffix B" for sale. These are amongst the most elusive of the 1970's era vehicles in that they were only produced for approximately 12 months, where the other Suffix derivatives ran for a number of years.

Visually very similar to the Suffix A cars with the painted C pillars and the famous plastic ...