Noteworthy Cars for Sale [Appreciation Thread]

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1973 Jensen Interceptor MkIII


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On my bucket list to own
 
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Not everybody's cup of tea but not many chances to buy a car which was specced and driven by our late Queen or even one with a bespoke handbag holding tray!

The Daimler was tailored to the bespoke specification of Queen Elizabeth II. It passed muster at Jaguar Land Rover on the 14th of March 2001 but not road registered for a further 3 months. This delay was because the car needed testing over a 2,500-mile period to ensure any sub-optimal creases were identified and ironed out to ensure the car ‘never failed to proceed’.

A Jaguar Heritage Certificate confirms that the horseless carriage was used by the Her Majesty as well as a royal relief vehicle, explaining the long wheelbase chassis selection. The Daimler also had a few further unique accoutrements, such as the security and convoy lights and, of course, the famous handbag holding tray built into the armrest between the two front seats.




 
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Not sure if the right thread for it..


but look at it :eek:

Why. When anybody that interested in an XJS can already buy the original Lister Le Mans XJS with the 7 litre v12 NA with 500bhp and 500lb torque with a 5 speed manual gearbox? Or they did a twin supercharger version producing 604bhp and a 6 speed manual gearbox?


£60k -£100k will get you one for a car which cost £160k when new in 1990 and is at least a classic car so won;t depreciate.
 
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Ooof

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£350k

 
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