1973 | Jaguar XJ12c

The Jaguar XJ Coupe was manufactured from 1975 to 1977. In 1973 and 1974, a few pre-production prototypes were built, some of these ended up in the scrap press. The 1973 and 1974 XJ Coupes were manufactured with the carburetor system. With the start of series production in 1975, the vehicles were manufactured with an injection system. There are also differences to the series, for example, in the bodywork, interior fittings and window regulator mechanism.

This first XJ12 Coupe LHD was built in early 1973 as left-hand drive and then converted to right-hand drive at the factory. The chassis number 2G50001 identifies the coupe as LHD. Due to the documented conversion in the factory, it is both RHD and LHD original.
Excerpt from Jaguar Heritage Certificate
Initially, Experimental Car - Project ZX 18/ 29/ 1.
Later covered to RHD and became a company car
for Mr R E Berry.

Delivered on 03/ 21/ 1974
The vehicle ran in South Africa until 1977.
In 1977 the vehicle was sold to Melbourne/ Australia.
1993 sale in Melbourne to Dr. S. Chan who owned the vehicle for 22 years. 2015 sale in Perth to Jan P. and Tim K..
There are two folders for the vehicle: documents, invoices and documents.

Technical:

Jaguar XJ 12C    VIN 2G50001
Chassis number   2G50001
Body number    matching
Engine number    matching
Transmission number matching
Interior       moosgreen / matching
paintwork      fern grey / matching

The car has been registered in Australia and Germany with historic plates and has been and is regularly driven. In all restoration and maintenance work, the preservation of the originality was always most important.

If you have any questions about the Jaguar, please fell free to contact us any time. A car that's not only for your collection. Its also ready for your Sunday cruising with your family.

The car is located in Hamburg/Germany.