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 672840 19 September 1952
 W5955-8S 
 F4868 
 JL12273 
 12 September 1952 United States
 
 1952 
  
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Record Creation: Entered on 25 May 2019.

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2019-05-25
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2019-05-25 14:34:03 | pauls writes:

An unidentified chassis is going to be at auction 6/19 with motor W5955-8S. Bonhams reports that the Chassis No. is not currently readable. With some forensics it may be made visible but until that time it can't be assumed to be this car.
www.bonhams.com/auctions/25220/lot/201/

Auction description.
Lot 201
c.1952 Jaguar XK120 Engine and Chassis
US$ 10,000 - 15,000£ 7,900 - 12,000
To be sold without reserve
Greenwich Concours d'Elegance Auction
2 Jun 2019

Here lie the remains of an XK120 chassis, engine, transmission, suspension, fuel tank, and wire wheels. Remarkably, the owner had left to attend school in the fall of 1963 and upon returning the car was gone. It wasn't until years later that he found it in the spot it sits today. The whereabouts of the body remain unknow, but the remaining components have largely been preserved thanks to the roof overhead. This unearthed artifact makes a perfect candidate for a rebodied special or simply a parts car.

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