2019-12-26 16:27:11 | SALOON Data writes:

The record was updated:

2014-07-28 20:59:48 | pauls writes:

Car was at auction in '05
www.rmauctions.com/lots/lot.cfm

Auction description:

Vintage Motor Cars at Meadow Brook Hall
6 August 2005
Lot 029
1958 Jaguar MK IX Saloon
High Bid of $20,000
Chassis no. STC792013

The Mk IX presented here has undergone a comprehensive restoration. Finished in two handsome shades of blue, the interior is very comfortably fitted in blue Connolly leather and wool carpeting. The exceptional finish of this car is further enhanced by fully restored interior wood trim and features a factory sunroof. This car is also equipped with an automatic transmission, Lucas fog lamps, original radio, and a complete factory tool kit hidden within the door. A truly dignified car that personifies the virtues of British class and distinction, this Mk IX promises to deliver its occupants to whatever stately event they choose, in comfort with poise and power.

2018-08-06 21:24:07 | pauls writes:

Car returns to auction 8/18
www.mecum.com/lots/CA0818-336520/1958-jaguar-mk-ix-saloon/

Auction description:
Lot F153 Monterey 2018 Aug 23-25
Engine 3.8L
Color Blue
Interior Black
VIN/Serial STC792013
Estimate $40,000 - $50,000
Comprehensive restoration
3.8L inline 6-cylinder engine
Borg Warner 3-speed automatic transmission
Burman power steering
4-wheel disc brakes
Connolly leather upholstery
Wool carpeting
Lucas fog lamps
Wood dash with radio
Two-tone Blue exterior with Black leather interior

Classic style and race-proven performance engineering come together in this 1958 Jaguar Mk IX Saloon that was the last iteration of a long line of traditional large sedans before Jaguar ended production and introduced the more modern Mark X as its replacement. The luxurious and elegant performance saloon underwent a comprehensive restoration for a return to its original handcrafted condition. Jaguar Mk IX sedans destined for use in the American market were outfitted with a 3.8L inline 6-cylinder engine that was a performance upgrade over the previous year's configuration. With dual overhead camshafts and twin SU side-draft carburetors, the engine sent 220 HP and 240 lb-ft of torque through the standard BorgWarner 3-speed automatic transmission. Burman power steering worked with the double-wishbone torsion-bar suspension, elliptical-spring rigid rear axle and 4-wheel hydraulic disc brakes for grand-touring road control and traditional long-wheelbase saloon ride quality. Performance was improved as Mark tradition carried on. The classic long-nose saloon body is finished into two-tone blue over blue paint that complements the handsome upright yet sleek and curvy design. The formal black interior is upholstered in Connolly leather over deep-cushion seating and body-color-harmonized wool carpeting. Handcrafted and fitted burled-Walnut wood flows from the door pillars, dashboard and built-in rear seat-mounted folding picnic tables. The dash-inset clock and radio keep time and entertainment. A Large 4-spoke steering wheel with column shift waits for driver command over the road ahead and Lucas fog lamps supplement main headlamps for clear vision in inclement weather. Jaguar has always built some fine sedans, and few look better than this Mk IX Saloon.