Buying or Selling a 1939 SS Jaguar 100?

 

Introduced in 1936 and produced until 1940, the SS Jaguar 100 was a two-seat sports car made by SS Cars Ltd. The company changed the name to Jaguar in 1945, to avoid an association with the Nazis during World War II. Powered by a 3.5-liter engine with overhead valve and a power output of 125 hp, the roadster was a very fun sports car. A four-speed gearbox with synchromesh on the top 3 ratios was linked to the engine. The car was equipped with all-around suspension using half-elliptical springs, as well as Girling brakes. The 100-mph top speed break was quite unique in the 1930s and inspired the model’s name. The 1939 SS Jaguar 100 weighted about 2600 pounds and reached 60 mph from still in about 10 seconds.

 

1939 SS Jaguar 100 Seller’s Guide

Here are a few tips if you’re thinking about selling your 1939 SS Jaguar 100. First, it’s important to research the market and be knowledgeable about the current values, availabilities, and recent transactions so that you can market your model accordingly. The Alex Manos team can share this information with you anytime. Also, some small fixes can probably be made by your mechanic prior to showing the car to potential buyers. This step will help reduce buyer’s leverage and make a good first impression—crucial for classic car purchase. Feel free to contact Alex Manos and his team to get more recommendations to help you make a better transaction. What’s more, their staff is currently looking for new classics to grow their collection.

Get in touch with the Alex Manos team soon to get started on your project of selling a 1939 SS Jaguar 100. The staff is composed of gear head experts with a passion for classics and knowledge of the market. Should your model fit their collection, they’ll make you an offer you can’t refuse! Don’t wait, connect today and experience an easy and hassle-free sale.

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