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1937 | Jaguar SS 100 2.5 Litre

SS100 2.5 L ,Standard Swallow - RHD

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  • Fahrzeugstandort: Bovenden, Lederausstattung









    Jaguar SS 100 2.5L Roadster

    A credit to the British automobile industry; The SS Jaguar. -



    Last registered in Dublin, Irland

    Benefited from a partial restoration in 2021.

    Restoration photos and invoices are available.



    A few years later, we think they would have phrased it somewhat differently... But that's not the point. The arrival of the SS was equivalent to the arrival of a myth. In 1935, the SS90 was born with a 2.5 litre six-in-line. Together with Bugatti and Alfa Romeo, it started the battle for the fastest production car in the world.



    The English were known for their idiosyncratic engineering and design. The camshaft was not yet overhead, the block was not yet made of aluminium and they didn't want to know anything about a blower. After some adjustments in the head and some extra praise space, the 3.5 litre SS100 was born. The result? The magic limit of 100 miles per hour was broken (at the time still an average width of a bicycle tyre, mind you) and she sprinted from 0 to 60 mph in 10.4 seconds. And yes, your neighbour does the same with his sensible 3 pitter. But who was first and who's lavishing in style? Precisely.

    The sensuously sculpted SS 100 has become a legend. Its groundbreaking performance but also its production numbers have never left the list of endangered car types. Only 198 were as 2.5L built and 116 as 3.5L.



    This 2.5 litre, was born in 1937 as a saloon and in the early sixties it was rebuilt alongside a 'real roadster'. The engine, gearbox and chassis are matching and original, the body is a very nice rebody, which was recently done up by Bas Jansen. She is serviced, tested and comes with a Heritage Certificate.



    ZUBEHÖRANGABEN OHNE GEWÄHR, Änderungen, Zwischenverkauf und Irrtümer vorbehalten!



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Detalles del vehículo

Datos del vehículo

Marca
Jaguar
Serie del modelo
SS
Modelo
SS 100 2.5 Litre
Primera fecha de registro
1/1937
Año de construcción
1937
Kilometraje (leer)
40.000 km
Número de chasis
No provisto
Número de motor
No provisto
Número de la caja de cambios
No provisto
Coincidencia de números
No provisto
Número de propietarios
No provisto

Detalles técnicos

Carrocería
Convertible (Roadster)
Potencia (kW/CV)
55/75 (Fábrica: 75/102)
Capacidad cúbica (cm³)
2663
Cilindro
6
Puertas
2
Manejo
Not specified
Caja de cambios
Manual
Marchas
No provisto
Engranaje
Trasero
Freno delantero
Tambor
Freno trasero
Tambor
Combustible
Gasolina

Configuración individual

Color exterior
Verde
Color según fabricante
grün
Color interior
Negro
Material interior
Cuero

Condición, registro y documentación.

Tiene peritaje
Matriculado
Listo para conducir
Apropiado para la Mille Miglia

Ubicación

Logotipo de Gassmann GmbH

Gassmann GmbH

Helmut Gassmann

Alte Bundesstrasse 48

37120 Bovenden

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