- Left-hand drive

- Automatic transmission, optional wire wheels

- Luxury version of the Jaguar 420

- No reserve

The luxury version of the Jaguar 420, the Daimler Sovereign was reserved for well-off customers, and it is believed that only 5829 cars were built. First registered on 31 July 1969, this interesting left-hand drive model is fitted with automatic transmission and the very attractive optional wire wheels. It had been registered in Paris since 1990 when Jean-Pierre Nylin bought it in 2009. The body has been repainted, while the handsome leather upholstery is original and patinated. This elegant motorcar had 11,021km recorded at its last safety inspection in 2011, and now has 11,099km on the clock. It comes with the spinner and mallet for the knock-off centre caps, a jack and partially complete tool kit. It will need to be serviced and recommissioned before conveying you with elegance and distinction.

Buyers are informed that all vehicles in the collection have seen limited use in recent years, having been part of a museum display. They are therefore sold as-is, require restarting, are not covered by a valid roadworthiness inspection, and will need full recommissioning before being driven on public roads.

Photos © Peter Singhof