Buying or Selling a 1947 Jaguar Mark IV?

 

The Jaguar Mark IV refers to three models introduced in 1935 by SS Cars—renamed Jaguar in 1945. Constructed on a separate chassis frame, the three models featured suspension using semi-elliptic springs on rigid axles. The Jaguar Mark IV 1.5 liter was the smaller model, fitted with an overhead-valve engine linked to a four-speed gearbox made by Standard. The car could reach a top speed of 113 mph and was available in a saloon trim. The second model boasted a 105-hp, 2.5-liter engine and came in a drop head coupe version along with the saloon. A 3.5-liter engine with an output of 125 hp powered the last iteration and boosted the performance of the model significantly.

 

1947 Jaguar Mark IV Seller’s Guide

The Alex Manos team is available and ready to assist you with your project of selling a 1947 Jaguar Mark IV. The team is composed of knowledgeable and friendly professional with a passion for classics and an unmatched expertise of the market. If you’re wondering how much your model is worth or where to get a fair deal, the Alex Manos team can share some useful tips and advice. A good recommendation is to gather all the paperwork and documentation available on the model, including history of ownership and service records. Those documents presented in a folder for easy viewing will make a big difference for potential buyers. Also, know that the Alex Manos team has a large collection of classic cars for sale and the team is always looking for new models to grow their inventory.

Browse the Alex Manos website today to find out about their services and call the team to get an offer on your 1947 Jaguar Mark IV. Be assured that the representatives will go the extra length to make the process as easy as possible by handling transportation and paperwork, and offering to pay cash if convenient. Get in touch with the team today to get started!

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