Selling a 1952 Jaguar XK120 Fixed Head Coupe

 

When the Jaguar XK120 was first debuted in 1948, there were only a handful of cars that could actually be called competitors. Quickly deemed one of the most affordable sports cars for your money, a competitive Ferrari would cost buyers more than three times the amount of an XK120. And, let us not forget, the XK120 was the fastest production car in the world at the time of its release. The Austin-Healey would not come out until nearly two years after the Fixed Head Coupe was released in 1951, and other brands such as Frazer-Nash did not produce the quantity that Jaguar could. Still to this day, the 1952 Jaguar XK120 Fixed Head Coupe (and other body styles) is one of the best options for buyers who want the raw sports car driving experience of these early Jaguars and the unparalleled design, style and curvature of the XK lineup. The Fixed Head Coupe, the first actual closed hardtop design of the XK family, would take it a step further and would offer owners a four-season driving experience and protection from the elements.

 

1952 Jaguar XK120 Fixed Head Coupe Seller’s Guide

Deciding to sell your 1952 Jaguar XK120 Fixed Head Coupe can be tough. Maybe you need to sell because you simply need more space in the garage. Perhaps you’re ready to use the funds for another restoration project or to send your child away to college. Maybe you just inherited the classic and simply don’t have the space or time to enjoy it. Perhaps you’re downsizing. No matter what your reason, the team of classic car experts at AlexManos.com would be happy to discuss your sales options, Seller’s Tips and the current condition of the classic car market with you. Having assisted hundreds of classic car sellers over the years, let their knowledge, expertise, and experience work for you. In the meantime, they encourage you to browse this website to learn more about XK120 values and to view the cars they have recently purchased for their inventory. If you think you Jaguar would be a good fit, they’re ready to learn more. With only 2,672 Fixed Head Coupe models produced throughout a six-year production period, you’ve got a car that collectors and enthusiasts desire.

 

When you’re ready to explore your options and would like to tell the team more about your 1952 Jaguar XK120 Fixed Head Coupe, they are just a phone call away. Connect with them today to get started and to find a great home for your treasured classic.

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