| Make: | Jaguar |
| Model: | 1 1/2 Litre Saloon Mark IV |
| Trim: | Right-Hand Drive |
| Year: | 1945 |
| VIN: | 412387 |
| Color: | Birch Grey |
| Transmission: | Manual |
| Vehicle Title: | UNSPECIFIED |
| Item location: | Los Angeles, California, United States |
1945 Jaguar 1 1/2 Litre Saloon Mark IV Right-Hand Drive
Introducing this early post-war 1945 Jaguar 1 1/2 Litre Saloon Mark IV Right-Hand Drive featured with matching numbers, finished in Birch Grey over a brown interior. Built during Jaguar's immediate post-WWII return to civilian production, it reflects the brand's early effort to re-establish itself with refined, traditional saloon design and pre-war engineering carryover.
Highlight:
- Configuration: Right-Hand Drive
- 1 1/2-Liter Inline-4 Engine
- 4-Speed Manual Transmission
1945 Jaguar 1 1/2 Litre Saloon Mark IV Right-Hand Drive
Introducing this early post-war 1945 Jaguar 1 1/2 Litre Saloon Mark IV Right-Hand Drive featured with matching numbers, finished in Birch Grey over a brown interior. Built during Jaguar's immediate post-WWII return to civilian production, it reflects the brand's early effort to re-establish itself with refined, traditional saloon design and pre-war engineering carryover.
Highlight:
- Configuration: Right-Hand Drive
- 1 1/2-Liter Inline-4 Engine
- 4-Speed Manual Transmission
- SU Carburetor
- Drum Brakes
- Sunroof
- Chrome Accents
- Wood Interior Trim
- Smiths Instrumentation
- Lucas P80 Headlamps
- Trafficators
- 18-Inch Black-Finished Wire Wheels
Equipped with a 1 1/2-liter inline-4 engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission and SU carburetor, the car uses drum brakes and period-correct Lucas lighting. Exterior details include chrome trim and bumpers, 18-inch black-finished wire wheels with Jaguar knock-off spinners, sunroof, and trafficators. Inside, it features wood trim across the dash, Smiths instrumentation, a 4-spoke steering wheel, glove box, front bucket seats with rear bench seating, manual crank windows, and classic rear-hinged front doors.
A notable detail: these early post-war Jaguars were among the first civilian models produced as the factory transitioned from wartime output back to passenger vehicles, using much of the existing pre-war tooling and design language while production stabilized. This example has recently come out of long-term storage and is currently not running. A solid candidate for revival and returning to the road. For $16,750