
1963 Jaguar MK II 3.8 ‘Coombs’
It is equally good under the bonnet, where the fully detailed engine bay features sensible mods like power rack and pinion steering and alternator conversion. The engine is fitted with a six branch stainless steel manifold with big bore twin stainless steel exhaust system, and is mated to a fully synchronised gearbox.
The car has Cooper Craft brake callipers all round with braided stainless steel flexi brake hoses.
Beautifully trimmed in Red St James leather, the car features both a rare Derrington sports steering wheel and period Henley’s glove box, and four seat belts are also fitted.
With genuine Coombs MK 2s worth in excess of £200,000 this stunning example offers both the looks and performance of the real thing at a fraction of the price.
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