2006-01-11 12:20:25 | pauls writes:

Car was at auction in '00
www.practicalclassics.co.uk/auctionlot/by-id/1866650967/

Auction description:
Lot 045: Jaguar XK150S Fhc (1960)
Classic Cars, H&H Classic Auctions Ltd (12th April 2000)
Lot Details
Auction Classic Cars
H&H Classic Auctions Ltd, Pavilion Gardens, Buxton
Type Car
Lot Number 045
Estimate £28000-£32000
Hammer Price £29000
Hammer Price (inc premium) -
Year 1960
Condition rating 1
Registration number 660 NPJ
Mileage -
Chassis number T825157CN
Engine number VAS1136-9

2018-07-20 20:52:40 | pauls writes:

Car to be at auction 9/18
www.bonhams.com/auctions/24878/preview_lot/5191872/

Auction description:
1960 Jaguar XK150 S FHC
£ 100,000 - 130,000
US$ 130,000 - 170,000
Goodwood Revival
Chichester, Goodwood

2018-11-17 11:51:45 | pauls writes:

Car to return to auction 12/18

www.bonhams.com/auctions/24880/lot/18/

Lot 18

1960 Jaguar XK150 'S' 3.8-Litre Coupé

£ 130,000 - 150,000

US$ 170,000 - 190,000

The Bond Street Sale

*One of only 115 right-hand drive XK150 'S' 3.8-litre fixed-head coupés

*Overdrive transmission

*Only four recorded owners from new

*Engine (unleaded compatible) and gearbox fully rebuilt in 2003Footnotes

Representing the XK150 in its ultimate configuration, with the 3.8-litre engine and overdrive gearbox, this rare 'S' fixed-head coupé was supplied to its first owner, a Mr Douglass Growcott, by Henlys of London on 23rd March 1960. The car is recorded in Anders Ditlev Clausager's definitive book on the Jaguar XK150 as being the 71st of a total production run of only 115 right-hand drive cars. It is also one of only five cars finished in black with a red interior.

This XK150 has had only four recorded owners from new: the third acquiring '660 NPJ' in 1965 and keeping the car some 35 years until 2000, and the last keeping it for the remaining 18 years. There are MoT certificates on file dating back to 1984 showing the then indicated mileage as 71,442, while virtually continuous MoTs to date confirm the current mileage shown as 82,028.

In 2003 the engine and gearbox were fully rebuilt, the former incorporating an unleaded cylinder head conversion, and the car has also been the subject of considerable expenditure to maintain it in its present beautiful condition. Improvements to the original specification include the fitting of power steering, upgraded brakes, electric fan, alternator conversion, inertia seat belts, and a 12-volt battery installation. The car has been fully checked through by the leading XK specialists, Twyford Moors, who during the process completely rebuilt the front suspension incorporating a full Polybush upgrade to further improve the handling.

This is a matching-numbers car with a mechanical overdrive, rarely seen on these XKs. Fitted with virtually new chrome wire wheels and Vredestein radial tyres, '660 NPJ', with its subtle upgrades, is said to be a delight to drive; the experience being enhanced by one of the smoothest gearboxes one is likely to find in any XK.

In addition to various invoices for works undertaken, the accompanying file contains Jaguar handbooks, the original buff logbook, a current V5C registration document, and a Heritage Certificate confirming its production numbers and current registration. Described by the vendor as in excellent condition, with a very nice interior, '660 NPJ' represents a wonderful opportunity for the serious Jaguar collector to acquire a rare example of one of the most powerful limited-production XKs manufactured by Jaguar Cars.

2018-11-28 15:06:40 | Ken Green writes:

The results page for the Goodwood auction is www.bonhams.com/auctions/24878/lot/297/&length=90&page=2

Sold for £ 91,666 inc. premium

2023-04-03 20:34:21 | pauls writes:

Car to be at auction 4/23

www.bonhams.com/auction/27996/lot/9/1960-jaguar-xk150-38-litre-s-coupe-chassis-n ...

Auction description:

Goodwood Members' Meeting 16 April 2023, 13:00 BST

£85,000 - £100,000

1960 Jaguar XK150 3.8-Litre 'S' Coupé

Registration no. 660 NPJ

Chassis no. T825157DN

• One of only 115 right-hand drive XK150 'S' 3.8-litre fixed-head coupés

• Overdrive transmission

• Only five recorded owners from new

• Engine (unleaded compatible) and gearbox rebuilt in 2003

• Sensibly upgraded

Representing the XK150 in its ultimate configuration, with the 3.8-litre engine and overdrive gearbox, this rare 'S' fixed-head coupé was supplied to its first owner, a Mr Douglass Growcott, by Henlys of London on 23rd March 1960. The car is recorded in Anders Ditlev Clausager's definitive book on the Jaguar XK150 as being the 71st of a total production run of only 115 right-hand drive cars. It is also one of only five cars finished in black with a red interior.

This XK150 has had only five recorded owners from new: the third acquiring '660 NPJ' in 1965 and keeping the car some 35 years until 2000, and the fourth keeping it for the next 18 years. The late Peter de Savary purchased the XK at Bonhams' Bond Street sale in December 2018 (Lot 28). There are MoT certificates on file dating back to 1984 showing the then indicated mileage as 71,442, while virtually continuous subsequent MoTs confirm the mileage as 82,028 when purchased in 2018. Mr de Savary used the car fairly regularly.

In 2003 the engine and gearbox were rebuilt, the former incorporating an unleaded cylinder head conversion, and the car has also been the subject of considerable expenditure to maintain it in its present beautiful condition. Improvements to the original specification include the fitting of power steering; upgraded brakes; electric fan; alternator conversion; inertia seat belts; and a 12-volt battery installation. Prior to its sale in 2018 the car was checked through by the leading XK specialists, Twyford Moors, who during the process completely rebuilt the front suspension incorporating a Polybush upgrade to further improve the handling. Recent works have included fitting a new fuel tank and attention to the brake pipes and ball joints (Twyford Moors receipts on file).

This is a matching-numbers car with a mechanical overdrive, rarely seen on these XKs. Fitted with virtually new chrome wire wheels and Vredestein radial tyres, '660 NPJ', with its subtle upgrades, is said to be a delight to drive; the experience being enhanced by one of the smoothest gearboxes one is likely to find in any XK.

In addition to various invoices for works undertaken, the accompanying file contains Jaguar handbooks; the original buff logbook; a current V5C registration document; and a Heritage Certificate confirming its production numbers and current registration. Very nicely turned out and 'on the button', '660 NPJ' represents a wonderful opportunity for the serious Jaguar collector to acquire a rare example of one of the most powerful limited-production XKs manufactured by Jaguar Cars.

2026-09-11 21:19:26 | Reno writes:

car is now for sale by Tom Hardman: www.tomhardman.com/cars/jaguar-xk150-3-8----fixed-head-coupe

2026-09-16 17:43:46 | pauls writes:

Same seller also listed at:

www.carandclassic.com/car/C2104042

Stonyhurst, Lancashire

Chassis: # T825157DN

Engine: # VAS1136-9

Registration: # 660 NPJ

Price: £89,000

Duty: UK

One of only six XK150 3.8 S Fixed Head Coupés produced in black and red

Matching numbers example with original buff logbook and Jaguar Heritage Trust certificate

Only six recorded private owners with notably long periods of continuous custodianship

Engine, gearbox and overdrive rebuilt in 2003, covering fewer than 10,000 miles since

Original factory finished interior retained today

Equipped with power steering, overdrive and four-wheel disc brakes for enjoyable grand touring.

The car was supplied new to Henlys of London on 21 March 1960 and, according to the original buff logbook which remains with the car today, was first registered two days later on 23 March. It has had just six recorded owners from new, with notably long periods of custodianship, including 35 years with its third owner and 18 years with its fourth.

In more recent years, the car has been maintained by respected XK specialists and is fresh from a recent service. Importantly, the engine was rebuilt in 2003 and has covered fewer than 10, 000 miles since, giving welcome reassurance that this is not simply a rare and beautiful XK, but one that has been properly cared for and can be enjoyed as Jaguar intended.

The car was purchased by our client in November 2025 as the fulfilment of a long-held childhood dream he use to ride past the Jaguar dealer in Blackpool on his bike saying one day, that day did come! Having now realised that ambition, it is reluctantly being offered for sale again due to ill health. It is a lovely reminder that cars such as this are not bought purely as objects, but because they mean something — and this XK150 has clearly meant a great deal to its most recent custodian.

This is a matching-numbers example and is accompanied by a well-documented history file, including the original buff logbook, period tax discs from 1964 and a Jaguar Heritage Trust certificate. Also present are the operating, maintenance and service handbook, distributors and dealers booklet, and service manual.

Beautifully specified, exceptionally rare and properly documented, this XK150 3. 8 S Fixed Head Coupé represents one of the most desirable road-going Jaguars of its era — a car with real performance, elegant presence and the sort of provenance that makes it stand apart.