2018-01-26 10:18:12 | pauls writes:

Ebay item 1/26/18
www.ebay.com/itm/1967-Jaguar-340/253388956256
Car has a buy it now price of $59,995 for 20 days, seller auctiondoctors, 127k miles. Complete VIN on this car is J67P181330.

Sellers description:
JAGUAR 1967 MK 2
*127,998 ORIGINAL MILES*
ENGINE: 3.4L 6-CYLINDER 210HP
TRANSMISSION: 4-SPEED MANUAL

You'll be hard-pressed to find a nicer example still around than this one. This Honey Beige-colored saloon car is a virtual time warp back fifty years ago. It has a CLEAN California Title In Hand ready to be transferred, owned lovingly by the same owner since 1974. He is the 2nd owner on the car. This classic vehicle has Never been in an accident, and has Never lived outside of Southern California (it is a bonofide RUST-FREE car.) Always garaged and covered, the car was affectionately named "Sweetpea" by the owner, who sadly must find a new caretaker for this treasure due to a bad back and father time.

Since the late 80's, this car has been driven sparingly on the weekends and to concours competitions only. Owner has an impressive large notebook of repairs and maintenance records on the car since owned, as well as photo albums of the shows the car has competed at over the years (and performed quite well...Just in June, 2017, it won Best In Show at the Automobile Driving Museum's British Car Show in El Segundo, CA.)

No known Engine or Transmission Problems, No Oil Leaks; a Very reliable clean car. RUNNING, DRIVING, AND STOPPING GREAT. Car has never had any body work of any kind. Non-smoking car. All chrome, nuts, bolts and hinges look amazing and are correct.

MORE DETAILS:
1. Black Connolly leather interior (luxuriously redone by HILLBORN MOTOR CAR INTERIORS)
2. Wilton carpeting (luxuriously re-upholstered by HILLBORN MOTOR CAR INTERIORS)
3. 37 pieces of flawless burl walnut wood interior totally redone, including the picnic tables
4. Original Jaguar toolkit
5. Original Jaguar manual
6. Upgraded rack & pinion
7. All new hydraulic brakelines
8. Exhaust manifold - lifetime finish
9. Upgraded stainless steel exhaust
10.R&R front end bushings
11. Original theft alarm from Jaguar (sounds like a school bell)
12.Approximately 2000 miles on correct size tires
13.All correct Smith guages
14.Clock works
15.Correct jack - owner installed custom mechanism in the trunk to house the jack
16. Power steering/Power Brakes
17. OIL PRESSURE IS PERFECT
18. Original aluminum gas cap
19. Clarion radio works

2018-01-30 15:59:46 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 1/30/18
www.ebay.com/itm/1967-Jaguar-340/253396055524
Car has a buy it now price of $59,995 for 20 days, same seller.

2020-12-20 07:46:56 | pauls writes:

Car now offered at:

classics.autotrader.com/classic-cars/1967/jaguar/340/101393733

Seller's description:

Canepa in Scotts Valley, California, previously Thousand Oaks, CA

3 California owners since new long-time single ownership, 43+ years Large collection of receipts and documentation Multiple-time car show winner Original specification Honey Beige exterior, black Connolly leather interior 3.4-liter inline six engine, 4-speed manual transmission, optioned power steering The final year of Jaguars Mark 2 production Includes original owners manual, Jaguar maintenance poster, service/parts receipts Jaguars luxury automobiles in the late 50s and 60s offered owners and drivers an affluent entry into the posh luxury market, and the 340s (previously called Mark IIs) were just that. This Jaguar 340 was reportedly first sold by Charles Hornberg Jaguar of West Hollywood, California to Dennis Mawer, painted in Honey Beige with factory copper-accented wheels. He went on to own the car for approximately 7 years before the Jaguar found its way to its new owners, Ad and Marsha Hirsch. In 1974 Ad was looking for a new car for his wife, Marsha. Originally, they thought about purchasing a Rolls Royce, although after a few days and a number of sticker shocks later they decided that they werent Rolls Royce people. One day while shopping they drove past a Ralphs Market on Devonshire boulevard in Los Angeles and saw the Honey Beige Jaguar sitting in the parking lot with a for sale sign in the window. They called Dennis Mawer and asked if they could drive the car. Marsha drove the Jaguar and loved it, and shortly afterwards the couple reportedly purchased the car for $3,250. Being an executive for an international company at the time, Marsha drove the Jaguar daily to and from work. The Jaguar was the family car, taking kids to school, going on road trips, and overall enjoyed exactly for what it was built for. Ad even recalled that he pretended to be a chauffeur for one of his nephews on his prom night, using the Jaguar as their limo for the evening. During their ownership the Jaguar was taken care of with the utmost attention to detail since they felt that Sweet Pea was truly part of the family, and was maintained by Yorks and Lancs Automotive. In 1986 Ad was involved with the movie industry with his company, and after 12 years of daily use the couple decided to restore the car completely to concours-level quality. Wanting the car to be perfect, the Jaguar was sent to Rons Custom in Van Nuys, California where it was fully restored. The entire car was stripped and the original sheet metal was repainted in its original Honey Beige color, and the interior reupholstered in black Connolly leather by Hilborn Motor Car Interiors. Ad and Marsha fully intended to still drive the car but wanted to take the 340 to shows, believing that Sweet Pea deserved to look the best that she could be. After being restored, Ad and Marsha brought their pride and joy to the Ventura Jaguar club and reportedly won first in class on its very first entry. The spare tire is original as is the tool kit in the trunk. During their 43-year ownership the couple took the Jaguar to countless events, driving to and from and taking home a number of awards over time. During their ownership, they recalled that they never had issues with the engine or transmission. Never needing oil or rebuilding, both were reliable and thought to be that way because they were used and cared for regularly by the couple. A large collection of parts receipts and service documents that accompany the car help illustrate the care that went into this particular Jaguar as it was very much a part of their family. In the last 4 years of ownership, Ad and Marsha decided to stop driving the car in everyday situations and reserve the car just for shows, only because Ad was finding it more difficult to prepare the car being 84 years old. Around 2017 the couple finally decided that it was time for someone new to enjoy the Jaguar just as they did, and found a new owner in the Los Angeles area. This recent owner kept the car for approximately three years, driving it sparingly before it arrived at Canepa. Cars have been an extremely important part of many Americans lives in the past century, often transcending their original purpose of being transportation while becoming something more. In this case for Ad and Marsha, the Jaguar Sweet Pea is the perfect example of a car being loved beyond compare, taken care of exceptionally well and enjoyed for decades. Moving from being a regularly-driven car each day to being fully restored to be perfect to drive to shows, few cars have seen the same type of care and commitment that this Jaguar has. Once part of a family, this Jaguar is ready to join its next caretakers and continue its history with someone new.

VIN J67181330

Mileage 28,297 miles

Engine 3.4-liter inline 6

Transmission 4 Speed Manual

2022-07-04 09:43:59 | pauls writes:

Now listed at:

classiccars.com/listings/view/1414872/1967-jaguar-mark-ii-for-sale-in-scotts-val ..._source=mailchimp-downshift&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ds

Same seller and location.