Jaguar XJ6 Mk2 3.8 1968

£11,800
16/01/26
CAR OVERVIEW
Jaguar XJ6 Mk2 3.8 1968
Overview
Few classic saloons carry the same timeless elegance as the Jaguar Mk2. Instantly recognisable thanks to its sweeping lines, slim pillars and unmistakable British presence, the Mk2 became one of Jaguar’s most celebrated models during the 1960s and remains a favourite among collectors today. Combining luxury, strong performance and classic styling, it has earned a lasting place in automotive history.
This particular example appears at auction finished in ivory white with a red leather interior, a colour combination that suits the character of the car perfectly. According to the listing it is powered by Jaguar’s well known 3.8 litre XK engine paired with an automatic transmission. The car carries a 3.5 overall auction grade with a C rated interior, which suggests a vehicle that has seen use over the years and will likely benefit from cosmetic attention and general restoration. With approximately 131,000 km recorded on the listing, this example presents an interesting opportunity for buyers looking to acquire a usable classic Jaguar project with plenty of character.
Vehicle Details
Chassis number
- 214282
Mileage
- 131,000 km
- 81,399 miles
Engine
- 3.8 litre XK inline six
Transmission
- Automatic
Drivetrain
- Rear wheel drive
Registration
- October 1991 (Japan)
Equipment and Features
- Red leather interior
- Automatic transmission
- Classic Jaguar wood interior trim
- Power steering
- Period correct luxury saloon layout
Condition Overview
The inspection report reflects a car that has aged and shows wear typical of a classic vehicle that has been used rather than preserved. The grading suggests cosmetic deterioration in both exterior and interior areas, with marks and imperfections visible around the body and trim.
Given the age of the car, buyers should approach this example as a restoration project or enthusiast vehicle rather than a ready to show collector car.
Inspector Notes
- Odometer noted as altered or replaced
- Multiple interior and exterior imperfections
- Signs of age related wear across trim and panels
- General cosmetic deterioration noted
- The inspection notes are relatively brief but indicate that the car will likely require cosmetic restoration and careful mechanical inspection
Autoselecta Price Guide
Classic Jaguars can vary significantly in value depending on originality, restoration quality and provenance. With the condition notes and mileage taken into consideration, it is difficult to place an exact value on this particular example.
Based on comparable cars appearing through auctions, bidding somewhere under £15,000 would likely be a sensible place to approach this vehicle depending on its overall presentation and the appetite from buyers on the day.
Summary
The Jaguar Mk2 remains one of the most iconic British saloons ever produced. Its elegant design and strong performance from the legendary XK engine continue to attract enthusiasts worldwide.
While this example appears to require attention, the classic white and red colour combination and the enduring appeal of the Mk2 make it an interesting opportunity for someone looking to restore and enjoy a true British classic.
AUCTION CAUTION NOTES
CAR OVERVIEW

A1- Small scratch
A2- Scratch
A3- Large scratch
E1- Few dimples
E2- Many dimples
E3- Heavy dimples
U1- Small dent
U2- Dent
U3- Large dent
W1- Repair mark / wave
W2- Wavy panel
S1- Rust
S2- Heavy rust
C1- Corrosion
P- Paint marked / faded
H- Faded / need polish
X- Element requires replacement
XX- Replaced after accident
*- Light scratch / polish
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