Buying or Selling a 1949 Jaguar Mark IV?

 

In 1949 only the smaller, 1.5-liter model of Jaguar Mark IV series was still being produced. Introduced in 1935, the Jaguar Mark IV was then named the SS Jaguar Mark IV, until SS Cars changed its name to Jaguar. The model was available in three variants: a 1.5-liter, a 2.5-liter and a 3.5-liter—available in a saloon or drop head coupe trim. The Jaguar Mark IV 1.5 liter was only made as a sports saloon after the war. The car featured Girling mechanically operated brakes and all-around elliptic-spring suspension on rigid axles. Using a steel body construction, the chassis was a separate frame. Standard provided the 1.7-liter, overhead-valve engine, along with a four-speed manual gearbox. A top speed of 113 mph could be reached and the smaller Mark IV was said to be the nicest of all models.

 

1949 Jaguar Mark IV Seller’s Guide

Looking to sell a 1949 Jaguar Mark IV? The Alex Manos team is a good place to start your project. Check out their website to learn more about their services and reputation. The team is regularly buying new models to grow the impressive collection so don’t hesitate to call a representative and ask for a quote on your 1949 Jaguar Mark IV. The team will always go the extra mile to help you find a buyer at the price you want. What’s more, the Alex Manos team enjoys a great reputation for helping sellers by sharing useful tips and advice on how to make a smart transaction. One tip is to take a good set of professional and detailed shots of the model, to make a good first impression. Potential buyers are much more likely to be interested in your model if the car looks good on the pictures.

The Alex Manos team is ready to assist you and only one phone call away. Don’t wait; let the team take care of the whole process for you, from the paperwork, to transportation. The friendly staff is looking forward to helping you sell your 1949 Jaguar Mark IV and will make you a great offer, payable in cash.

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