Oxford Diecast Black Imperial Maroon Jaguar Mk8/9

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Visually, the Jaguar Mk VIII and the early Mk IX were no different, except for the addition of a Mk IX badge on the boot lid. It was under the bonnet where the upgrade resulted in a larger, more powerful 3.8 litre engine, power assisted recirculating ball steering as well as 4-wheel disc brakes. Still classed as a full sized luxury car, it was competitively priced at just under £2000 with a manual gearbox, £2063 with overdrive and even an option if the owner preferred an automatic gearbox. Manufactured between 1958 and 1961, the Mk IX achieved over 10,000 in sales before it was discontinued in

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