Jaguar Exchange

USED CAR STOCK LIST – October 20th 2026

Sylvan Garage (t/a Jeff’s Jags) is a specialist company dealing exclusively in all pre-woke, non-electric, classic Jaguars and Daimlers based in Johannesburg South Africa, where our “Jaguar Exchange” has a selection of classic Jaguar Cars on display here. We are also happy to arrange export of any of these cars to anywhere in the world!

All cars are right-hand drive unless otherwise stated and, in addition to the cars listed below, we are aware of many other Jaguars and Daimlers for sale (see penultimate page) – so please enquire if the model you want is not listed. www.jeffsjags.co.za

Stunning bright red 2013 Jaguar F-Type 5.0 litre Supercharged V8 Convertible with black leather interior combining startling performance with ultimate sophistication! With only 67,000 kms on the clock this monster is only just about run in. FSH.

R575,000.

Classic Jaguar XK150 of 1950’s Le Mans racing pedigree. Recently restored, the car has the legendary 3.4 litre straight six DOHC XK engine with double SU carburettors, wire wheels, matching red leather upholstery and is a true investment and collector’s car. Work carried out includes a full bare metal respray, new door hinge pins, all suspension rubber mountings replaced, shocks rebuilt, radiator reconditioned with new radiator hoses, brakes reconditioned including booster, new steering components, new interior, all chrome work redone, all new body rubbers, complete engine rebuild, cylinder head rebuilt with new valves and guides, new timing chain, new water pump, complete new clutch assembly, new heater radiator, new wiring loom, rebuilt carburettors, new filters. Items not requiring attention were the rear axle differential, the gearbox internals and the wiper motor. It has all the original glass.

R1,295,000

1963 Jaguar Series 1 RHD E-Type 3.8 litre FHC with only 55,802 miles on the clock from new. It is a matching numbers car with cream coachwork, red leather interior (as built in the factory). The car was imported new to South Africa for a Mr Savage in Durban and is in excellent condition throughout. The current owner is the 4^th and he has all the history invoices and files for the car. Work carried out on the car includes engine bay and underside of bonnet repainted, carburettors stripped and rebuilt, engine adapted to accept a modern spin-on engine oil filter, electronic ignition and new HT leads fitted, exhaust manifolds ceramic coated, new engine mountings and pullies fitted, Mark X brake discs and callipers fitted, total brake system overhaul, polyurethane suspension bushes fitted, water pump rebuilt, new radiator (later 4.2 type) fitted, new coolant hoses, modern more efficient cooling fan and thermostat fitted, upgraded electrical system with alternator, work done on wheel bearings, universal joints, new shocks all round, many rubber seals replaced, windscreen wiper motor overhauled and a lot more. The owner’s honest assessment of the overall condition of the car is body/paintwork 6.5/10, interior 9/10 (original with lovely patina), mechanical 9/10 (the car runs exceptionally well) and it comes with the current 380XKE registration number, factory service manual and tool roll with original tools. The vehicle is currently in Stellenbosch.

R1,850,000

Exceptional, sophisticated, executive luxury abounds in this amazing long wheel-base 1998 Daimler Vanden Plas LWB 4.0 litre V8 290 bhp (X308 chassis) with automatic transmission, power steering, air-conditioning. The immaculate Topaz Metallic gold coachwork is complemented by luxurious Oatmeal leather interior and fitted with walnut picnic trays upon which the rear passengers can balance their champagne glasses. 166,620 kms. This car is in super condition throughout and priced competitively for such luxury.

R225,000.

Now something special and a collector’s car – 2002 4.0 litre V8 supercharged 375 bhp XJR (X308 chassis) automatic. The immaculate coachwork is finished in Quartz metallic grey and the interior is in black leather and in very good condition. The car is in superb condition and in daily use, but the owner has too many cars and not enough room! 160 000 kms.

R295,000

2003 Jaguar XKR 4.0 litre V8 Supercharged Convertible: The successor to the legendary E-Type Jaguar these cars, especially the convertible version, are becoming sought after now. The coachwork is in Platinum Silver Metallic with Nimbus Grey leather interior. It has all of the usual refinements, such as automatic transmission, a beautiful beech wood dash fascia, alloy wheels, electric windows, power steering, quick-release handbrake and so on. This car has covered 160,288 kms and has just arrived with us, so we have done nothing to the car as yet and the price is for the car as-seen. It is, however, in very good condition throughout, starts and drives well, the hood opens and closes perfectly and the hood comes with a Jaguar logo embossed cover.

R275,000

A fully restored gangsters escape and police chase car of the 1960’s! The incomparable and classic Jaguar Mark II 3.4 litre straight six with manual gearbox and overdrive. Coachwork in a stunning metallic grey with fully redone red leather upholstery, walnut wood trim refurbished, chrome wire wheels and much much more. 43,549 miles indicated but not guaranteed.

R395,000.

Absolutely stunning, immaculate, very low-mileage Jaguar Special Edition XKR 5 litre V8 Supercharged convertible in Dark Sapphire blue with a deep, rich dark-brown earthy tone leather interior with contrasting stitching. The car has automatic transmission, all papers, full service history and has covered only 52,000 kms. We don’t know where you’d find a more beautiful, imposing luxury sports car.

Price: R650,000..

Interesting project for someone who would like to restore a classic Jaguar! This 1964 3.8S has been totally stripped out, any rust areas restored, expensive firewall coating to the interior and a back to bare metal repaint and now just needs reassembly – but we simply don’t have the time to do it. The car has had the burr walnut dashboard and other wood finishers totally restored, the engine rebuilt with new pistons, the crankshaft ground and new bearings fitted, whilst the exhaust, battery, fuel system, carburettors, steering, suspension, rear axle differential, cooling system, radiator, ignition system, brakes, wiring, bodywork, chrome work, tyres, upholstery, etc. have all been fully refurbished or replaced with new – in fact around Rands 250,000 has been spent on the car over the past year or so. (Optional set chrome wire wheels available). The 3.8S, being the higher spec version of the Mark 2, comes as standard with power steering (as opposed to manual on the Mark 2), independent rear suspension (as opposed to the beam rear axle) and of course has disc brakes all round and overdrive. We have the papers for the car. We can also arrange export to anywhere in the world if required. Please call Geoff for an appointment to view at The Jaguar Exchange, c/o Jeff’s Jags, Unit 5, Charron Business Park, 105 Nagington Road, Wadeville 1422, Johannesburg.

R450,000 or close offer.

1966 Jaguar 3.8 litre Mark II: Jaguar Mark II 3.8 litre saloon in Old English White with manual gearbox, overdrive and matching numbers. Oxblood red leather seats and other interior panels being restored with new material, wood trim restored in dark walnut, engine, gearbox, steering, cooling system, fuel system and so on all being checked and overhauled as necessary. Since the car has matching numbers we will also apply for a Jaguar Heritage Certificate. Once restoration completed:

R250,000 partially restored or R395,000 fully restored

2003 Jaguar STR 4.2 litre V8 Supercharged: These cars are becoming rare and this one is in very good condition. The Winter Gold coachwork is in very good condition, as is the beige leather interior. It has the usual high specification, with ZF automatic transmission, CD changer in boot, high-performance brakes, special alloy wheels, etc. 180,000 kms.

R275,000

About to arrive with us on consignment, beautiful white Jaguar 420 with manual transmission. Matching numbers, papers, needing a little TLC and cleaning up.

Hence the price of R225,000.

1983 Daimler Double Six 5.3 litre V12 fuel-injected powerhouse of an engine with automatic transmission, power steering, air-conditioning and all other Daimler up-market refinements of the day. Coachwork finished in Winter Gold with Oatmeal leather upholstery. Luxury limo that needs a little TLC with just 161,000 kms on the clock – hence the price of just R155,000.

A Beast! Rare 1979 Jaguar XJ12 saloon with 5.3 litre V12 engine with fuel injection removed and engine fitted with 4 x twin-choke Weber carburettors! This car was a special import from Belgium, which is why it has certain unusual features such as chrome bumpers (SA-assembled cars had rubber bumpers and the seats have material inserts with leather, whereas SA models were all leather). The car is in excellent condition overall but has been standing for many years and needs the fuel system flushing, fresh fuel, filters, oil and new spark plugs to get it running. 24,284 indicated miles – not guaranteed. We are working on the car as and when we can but, if someone wished to purchase the car as it is, then the price as it stands would be

R149,000

Rare and gorgeous 1982 Jaguar XJS-C removable “Targa” top panel cabriolet with that famous 5.3 litre V12 295 bhp powerhouse of an engine and automatic transmission. In Opalescent Blue with Black leather upholstery, this car needs a fair bit of tender loving care but the end result will be a rare and exciting classic. 187,702 kms. The work that needs doing is reflected in the price of just R175,000.