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2026-10-02 22:21:29 | pauls writes:

Car at auction 10/26

www.oldtimergalerie.ch/en/73/23/

1967 Jaguar 420

Estimate CHF15,000 - CHF18,000

Oldtimer Galerie - Toffen, Switzerland

17 October, 2026

Lot 36

Last MOT: 2022

Odometer: 163000km

Body Color: green

Color inside: beige

Steering: left

Gearbox: manual

Gears: 4

Cylinders: 6

Displacement: 4234cm3

This Jaguar 420, fitted with a 4-speed gearbox and overdrive, was delivered new to Switzerland and handed over to its first owner by Garage Hauri in Biel on 2 March 1967. The original service booklet shows that all service up to February 1973, or 97’800 km, were carried out by the dealership that originally delivered the car. After that, the saloon’s history is unclear – it presumably had several owners and was also garaged for a considerable period. In March 2022, the Jaguar, with an estimated 158’800 km on the clock, was finally acquired by the current owner and added to his collection. Since then, he has covered around 4’000 km in the 420 and now wishes to part with his saloon due to a new addition to the collection and a lack of space. The Jaguar is in a very original overall condition and still has its original matching-numbers engine. The car drives and changes gear well; the bodywork is in good condition with signs of wear and tears typical of its age. The original leather interior is in decent condition. The most recent veteran MOT was carried out in March 2022.

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