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2007-07-19 08:15:20 | pauls writes:

Car was at auction in '04
www.motorsnippets.com/auctionlots.asp

Auction description:
15 May 2004 Coys of Kensington
Lot Number 460 - 1949 Jaguar XK120 Alloy Bodied Roadster
Chassis no: 670019
Estimate: €100,000-120,000
Chassis number 670019, the 19th left hand drive car built is one of the very first cars from the first batch of 120s manufactured in 1949. Originally dispatched to America in 1949 it was destined to remain for quite some years until it was purchased by the vendor. Therefore this most desirable matching numbers automobile has had only two owners from new.

By the 1990s the significance and rarity of these early cars had been recognised and 670019 was subject to a comprehensive rebuild by leading restorers in Germany.

Beautifully finished in Opalescent blue with matching two tone blue leather upholstery this historic car also is supplied with a full set of weather equipment.

This a rare opportunity to acquire one of the earliest surviving examples of the legendary and ground breaking XK 120 in this condition, a model that remains one of the best and most popular all round sports cars of the early post war era.

2008-11-27 08:31:32 | pauls writes:

Car listed as sold 7/05 by Doc's Jags in Phoenix, Arizona.
http://www.docsjags.com/sales/xks/xks_120s/120s.htm#

Sellers description:
XK 120 ALUMINUM BODY; ASH FRAME;
One of 147 left drives ever made. Impeccable restoration in that not only was the car restored to absolute original but to the highest standards possible. We are currently adding the correct "HIGH HAT CARBURETORS " that have as yet not been mounted. ALL NUMBERS MATCH. A perfect driver as well.

2010-08-20 02:19:26 | McNabb writes:

As seen at Gooding & Co auction during Pebble Beach week in Monterey, CA 2010

2010-08-21 09:56:22 | pauls writes:

URL for above auction:

www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1949-jaguar-xk120-alloy-roadster/

Description:

Lot 115

Pebble Beach 2010

1949 Jaguar XK120 Alloy Roadster

Chassis No. 670019

Engine No. W1025-8

$275,000 - $350,000

* One of the Earliest Surviving XK120s

* Authentic Matching-Numbers Example

* Original Pastel Blue over Blue Color Combination

* A One-Owner Car for 40 Years

* Carefully Restored by German Marque Specialist

* Complete with Tools, Records and Weather Equipment

* Extensive Documentation File Included with the Sale

3,442 CC DOHC Inline 6-Cylinder Engine

Twin SU Carburetors

160 BHP at 5,000 RPM

4-Speed Manual Gearbox

4-Wheel Hydraulic Drum Brakes

Independent Front Suspension

Rear Semi-Elliptical Spring Suspension

This Car

Constructed on October 28, 1949, at the time that it left Coventry, this alloy-bodied XK120 Roadster was only the 19th example built. Even more remarkable is the fact that it was one of only 17 XK120s built that month!

Finished in Pastel Blue with a two-tone blue interior, the left hand-drive Jaguar was destined for export and was delivered new to Hoffman Motors in New York City. From there, the Jaguar was sold in early 1950 to its first owner, Ralph Mason Sr. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Amazingly, Mr. Mason retained his prized sports car until his passing in the early 1990s, by which time the car had fallen into a state of disrepair. When it was discovered, it was a shock to many Jaguar enthusiasts – few knew of the car’s existence and the 1988 XK 120 registry contained no entry for this early alloy-bodied roadster.

The second owner, Christian Nannen of Germany, purchased the car from Mr. Mason’s widow and returned it to Europe. Between 1992 and 1994, a complete restoration was performed by Egon Weber, a Hamburg-based Jaguar and Aston Martin Specialist. All the work that took place adhered to strict factory specifications and every decision was made with the aim of returning the car to its original appearance.

The next owner was Vic Jacobs of Dayton, Ohio, who retained the car until his recent passing. The current owner is a knowledgeable restorer who acquired the car after having been impressed with the overall quality of the Jaguar and taken with its fascinating history of long-term, dedicated ownership.

This splendid 120 is offered with a substantial documentation file that is a testament to the meticulous care and detail that went into reviving this iconic Jaguar. It includes a Heritage Trust Certificate, original titles, importation and transport documents, restoration receipts and many photos of the car in its “as discovered” condition. Additionally, the car is complete with side curtains, an original jack and complete tool roll as well as factory literature. To date, this marvelous car is still equipped with its original engine, body panels and gearbox. As many early 120s did not survive the racing careers they were destined for, it has become very difficult to find a correct, genuine example such as this.

The alloy-bodied XK120s are quickly becoming one of the most sought-after post-war sports cars of the era and rightly so. They are eligible for countless driving events and the most prestigious concours, and their beautiful, sleek lines are very appealing to the beholder.

This lovely Pastel Blue Jaguar is among the earliest surviving left-hand drive XK120s, a car that remained in the hands of its original owner for over 40 years and has since been restored with a great reverence for authenticity. Rarely does one come across such a lovely, matching-numbers Alloy Roadster presented in its desirable original color. For passionate Jaguar collectors or sports car enthusiasts, here is an XK120 that warrants serious consideration.

SOLD $275,000

2012-09-23 06:04:42 | Peter Ingram writes:

Confusing : This car has a European history but recent references say sold at Goodings Pebble Beach California in August 2010 for a whopping $275,000. Surely it is still in USA

2013-05-06 16:26:22 | pauls writes:

Current owner has written to The XK Gazette, May 2013 edition. The car now said to reside in France.

2022-07-19 14:08:28 | pauls writes:

Car to be at auction 8/22

www.goodingco.com/lot/1949-jaguar-xk120-alloy-roadster-1/%5Bmake%5D%5B0%5D=Jaguar&filtersInput%5BauctionType%5D%5B0%5D=Live% ...

Auction description:

Lot 156

2022 | Pebble Beach Auctions

1949 Jaguar XK120 Alloy Roadster

From The Tony Vincent Estate Collection

Chassis 670019

Engine W1025-8

2022-08-11 22:13:53 | Captain RD writes:

Pebble Beach, 20 August

Constructed on October 28, 1949, this alloy-bodied Jaguar XK120 Roadster was, according to its JDHT Certificate, only the 19th example built. Finished in Pastel Blue with a two-tone blue interior, the left-hand-drive Jaguar was delivered to Hoffman Motors in New York, where it was sold to its first owner, believed to be Ralph Mason Sr. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

The second owner, Christian Nannen of Germany, acquired the Jaguar from Mr. Mason’s widow in the early 1990s and shipped it to Europe. Between 1992 and 1994, a complete restoration was performed by Egon Weber, a Hamburg-based Jaguar and Aston Martin specialist. The next known registered owner was Vic Jacobs of Dayton, Ohio, who retained the car until his passing in 2008. Tony Vincent purchased this lovely XK120 Alloy Roadster in 2010, and it has been in his careful custodianship since.

This splendid XK120 is offered with a substantial documentation file that includes a JDHT Certificate, original titles, importation and transport documents, restoration receipts, and photos of the car in its “as discovered” condition in the early 1990s. Additionally, the car is accompanied by side curtains, a jack, and a tool roll, as well as factory literature. The alloy-bodied XK120s are eligible for countless driving events and the most prestigious concours, and their beautiful, sleek lines are very appealing to everyone. Rarely does one come across such a lovely Alloy Roadster presented in its desirable original color, warranting your serious consideration.