1958 Jaguar XK150 Fixed Head Coupé (w/ startup)

A black 1958 Jaguar XK150 Fixed Head Coupé (FHC) arriving at and leaving Kobeissi Properties' Cars & Coffee.

Who says Rolls-Royces and Bentleys were the only classy British cars of the 1950's? The XK150 was part of a line of beautiful post-war Jaguar sports cars and preceeded the iconic E-Type. Over 9,000 examples were built, including Fixed Head Coupés, Drophead Coupés, and Roadsters. Aesthetically speaking, my favorite is certainly the Roadster (OTS). But with practicality in mind, it's no surprise the FHC was the most popular of the three variants. I've seen this gorgeous example multiple times, and it's one of several classic British cars that are driven regularly to local car meets. It's certainly a treat to see every time, and I hope the owner continues to enjoy putting more miles on it.

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