- The subject of a full body off restoration - Stunning Masons Black coachwork with Oxblood Connolly hide - Comprehensive history file - Fitted with 5-speed manual transmission - Upgraded with disc brakes - Phenomenal driving example Finished in its original colour of Masons Black coachwork with Oxblood Hide and carpets throughout including the boot. Black soft top and full-length wet weather cover trimmed in matching mohair, the attention to detail of the workmanship which went into the trimming is perfection. Equipped with body coloured wire wheels which makes the Jag look mean on the street and chrome embossed two ear spinners which add class. Light weight bumpers and correct 770 head lamps finish off the period look. Reading through the three hard back folders of history which accompany this special 120 and viewing the photographic record of the restoration Pre-restoration, the frame looked astounding for the age. It looked as through the engine had never been removed from the engine bay. Original hose clamps are still on the hoses. The pictures show some of the original details. This would be the distributor cap, the clamps and the coil. Being an early car there some distinguishing features you will not see on the later cars, they are the early style rear axle, the vented front brakes, the coil located underneath the intake and a button that you would press to check the oil in the sump and your fuel level making this car a restorers dream base for restoration. Every poi