Buying or Selling a 1950 Jaguar Mark V?

 

The Jaguar Mark V was a sports car introduced at the London Motor Show and produced from 1948 to 1951. The model was available in a saloon or convertible trim and with two engine options: the smaller unit was a 2.5-liter, straight-six engine with overhead valve with an output of 104 hp and the larger unit was a 3.5-liter with 126 hp. The car featured independent suspension in the front with double wishbone and torsion bar and an all-new chassis. The body boasted an upright chrome grille with an optional radiator cap mascot and was a direct evolution of the previous Mark IV model. The car was quite luxurious inside, featuring real wood and plush upholstery. The 1950 Jaguar Mark V was equipped with 16-inch, steel-disc wheels and hydraulic wheels.

 

1950 Jaguar Mark V Seller’s Guide

Looking to sell a 1950 Jaguar Mark V? Alex Manos and his team might be looking for an example to grow their Los Angeles classic car dealership’s inventory. The team is known for regularly buying and selling classics of all makes, models and conditions and providing buyers and sellers with useful tips and advice. Call the team today to ask for a quote on your 1950 Jaguar Mark V. Be assured that the experts will evaluate your classic by taking into consideration the current market and the condition and history of your model. If you’d like to get some recommendations on the best practice to sell a classic car, the team would be more than happy to speak with you. One tip they often share with classic car sellers is to make sure you give much details on the ownership experience. Buyers will be more likely to purchase if they can relate to your stories and see that the car has been well taken care of.

The Alex Manos team is a great place to start when looking to sell a 1950 Jaguar Mark V. The team is available and ready to assist you anytime. The friendly staff will go the extra mile to ensure you have an easy and hassle-free transaction. For example, they’ll offer to pay cash if convenient and handle the transportation from anywhere in the U.S., including Alaska.

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