Jaguar’s Post-War sportscar was the unforgettable XK120. Introduced in 1948, these cars lasted a mere six years in production, and gave the British car-maker the momentum and acclaim that would propel it for decades to follow. The model’s 120 was said to be taken from its proposed top speed, at a time when the car was the fastest production vehicle on the planet. Only 12,000 X120s were made between 1948 and 1953. In stunning silver finished exterior, black canvas top, with red English leather interior, this roadster has been meticulously and tirelessly restored. One of the most coveted Jaguars ever made, this car has been mechanically and cosmetically preserved to look as it did in its day. This Jag with the drophead design has its twin overhead carbureted engine, reminding car enthusiasts that in 60 years, this beautiful and luxurious British race-car has not lost a step. Fast Bullet Points: - The finest production car of its year - Mirror-like silver finish with red English leather interior and black top - From the factory, these cars produced speeds of over 120 mph - Meticulous restoration