2011-05-16 11:01:31 | pauls writes:

Chassis number 660792 was completed on May 3rd of 1951, and left for Brysons, Melbourne, Australia, on June 12th of 1951. The vehicle was first registered in Victoria in 1951 and then it changed hands several times in the late 1950s and 60s eventually ending up in the collection of Mark Tucakovic of Wallington, Australia, in 1973. In 1992, auto designer Karl Robertson bought the car and took it with him to Frankfurt, Germany. He completed a full restoration of the all numbers matching car, including fitting it with the twin Brooklands screens and a Quick Type Fuel Fill to match the original 1950 LeMans team cars. The vehicle is also equipped with rare Don Busch Turbo Vent wheels of which only 10 sets were produced for Australian race vehicles.

Mr. Robertson moved to the U.S. where he showed it extensively at various Concours and charity events until its sale to the current owners in 2008. The vehicle was raced extensively and the current owner performed a full refresh in 2010.

2022-08-26 12:26:46 | pauls writes:

Car to be at auction 10/22

www.broadarrowauctions.com/vehicles/tj22_117/1951-jaguar-xk-120-roadster

Auction description:

1951 Jaguar XK 120

Broad Arrow Auctions - Passion for the Drive : the Cars of Jim Taylor

Gloversville, 15 October

2025-12-13 10:35:22 | Karl Robertson writes:

I am the past and current owner of Jaguar XK120 OTS # 660792. I purchased the car in Melbourne, Australia. Restored it and then took it to Germany where it travelled through Europe. The car accompanied us to the USA when we moved here in 1992.

2025-12-13 10:40:20 | Karl Robertson writes:

The car was sold to Jim Taylor who owned it until 2022 at which time we re-purchased it at the Broad Arrows Auction. It has had a definitive re-build and we have now owned it again since October 2022.