1967 Jaguar MKII Saloon Finished in desirable Old English White with Red interior Last year of the timeless MKII Saloon Numbers matching head and block 210HP 3.4L inline six twin overhead cam engine #KJ-10043-8 Twin SU HD6 Carburators Borg Warner 3 speed automatic RMJC contributor, enthusiast owned Jaguar Amazing overall original condition One respray of the original color, otherwise never restored Original beautiful walnut veneer dash Still retains its original Red Ambla interior Original near full factory tool set, jack and wheel brace Power steering and servo-assisted 4 wheel disc brakes Jaguar chrome caps with fresh Firestone wide white wall tires Jaguar introduced its compact Mk II saloon in late 1959, as a successor to their popular 3.4 saloon of 1957-1958. While retaining the earlier car's 107.4" wheelbase and general form, the Mk II's new wrap-around backlight and revised side window details gave it a more airy appearance. Driving lights were now incorporated into the frontal ensemble and a new wide center bar split the grille vertically. Rear track was increased by 3.25 inches, enhancing both appearance and stability. The interior of the Mark II was truly a masterpiece with its beautiful walnut veneer dash, plush leather seats, and multiple gauges now placed in easy distance from the driver along with a row of toggle switches. The cabin space was updated with 18% more cabin glass area, which majorly improved the visibility. The Mark II had a wide windscreen thanks to new slender front pillars. The rear windows nearly wrapped around to the enlarged side windows now with the familiar Jaguar D-shape above the rear door and completely chromed frames for all of the side windows. The larger side, tail and fog lamps found a new home as a the radiator grille was updated. The Mark II has been portrayed in the media as either the perfect vehicle to start a car chase in, or to apprehend the lawbreakers in. With a top speed of 125 mph the 3.8 liter model had room for up to five adults and was a popular getaway car choice. The car was also employed by the police to patrol British motorways. Fictional TV detective Inspector Morse drove a Mark II with a 2.4 L engine, steel wheels and Everflex vinyl roof in his popular television series, which later sold for more than $200,000. This enthusiast owned Jaguar comes from the state of Colorado who was a contributor to the Rocky Mountain Jaguar club. The previous owner states that this Mark II has been freshly re-commissioned mechanically by a expert vintage Jaguar tech in Colorado. They gave the twin cam engine a new valve job. tune up and serviced the SU carburetors. Please make sure to check out the video test drive of this MKII on the Motoexotica Youtube channel just to see how well this Jaguar really performs! The current mileage shows 53,678 miles. The VIN number is P180600BWand is being sold on a clear and clean title. GET OUT AND DRIVE!!!