Buying or Selling a 1936 SS Jaguar 100?

 

Manufactured from 1936 to 1940, the SS Jaguar 100 was a two-seat sports car with a top speed claimed to reach 100 mph, which gave the model its “100” designation. At the time, Jaguar was the name of the model and the company was called SS Cars Ltd. The name was changed to Jaguar during World War II, to avoid any association with the Nazis. The chassis from the 2.5-liter saloon model and the SS 90 of 1935 was used on the SS Jaguar 100, and shortened to make the car lighter and more agile. An upgraded version of the old Standard pushrod 2.5-liter engine was fitted, introducing overhead valve and a new cylinder head. The engine was linked to a four-speed gearbox with synchromesh on the top 3 ratios and the first models offered a power output of 100 hp.

 

1936 SS Jaguar 100 Seller’s Guide

Should you be looking to sell a 1936 SS Jaguar 100, the Alex Manos team can help you by sharing some useful tips and advice to make your experience as easy and hassle-free as possible. Selling a classic car can be difficult, both because of the processes involved and the attachment. One recommendation that will facilitate the transaction is to gather all the documentation available on the model, including the history of ownership and the service and maintenance records, to show potential buyers how well the model has been taken care of. The best way to go however is to let Alex Manos and his team handle everything for you. Thanks to their long-time experience in the industry, the experts know the market well. They’ll make you a great offer on the spot and take care of everything.

Get started today: all you have to do is get in touch with Alex Manos and his team to find out how much they’d offer for your 1936 SS Jaguar 100. The team is known for their fair and honest deals. Then sit back and relax, get cash and let the team will deal with paperwork, transportation and all the inconveniences.

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