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Selling or Buying a 1939 SS Jaguar 100?

The SS Jaguar 100 was introduced in 1936 and produced until 1940. Until 1945, the company’s name was SS Cars Ltd., and then changed to Jaguar to avoid an association with the Nazis. A 3.5-liter engine with overhead valve and a power output of 125 hp powered this two-seat roadster. The unit was linked to a four-speed gearbox with synchromesh on the top 3 ratios. The car was equipped with Girling brakes and all-around suspension with half-elliptical springs. The 100 designation in the car’s name referred to the 100 mph top speed break, which was quite unique in the 1930s. 60 mph were reached from still in about 10 seconds. The model weighted about 2600 pounds.

Looking to purchase a classic Jaguar?

1939 SS Jaguar 100 Buyer’s Guide

If you’re in the market for a 1939 SS Jaguar 100, here are a few tips. First, it’s important to research the market and be knowledgeable about the current values, availabilities, and recent transaction. The Beverly Hills Car Club team can share this information with you anytime. Thanks to their long-time experience dealing with classics, the team has acquired an unmatched expertise of the market and different models. The friendly staff will also recommend to check the car thoroughly for rust on the chassis. A restoration job can be very costly so it’s best to get a model in better condition even if the purchasing price is higher. The Beverly Hills Car Club welcomes you anytime to their Los Angeles classic car dealership, where they have a large inventory of classics for sale. Their collection is composed of cars of all makes, models, and conditions and the team is dedicated to helping you find the right car for your needs.

Get in touch with The Beverly Hills Car Club team soon to get started on your project of purchasing a 1939 SS Jaguar 100. The staff is composed of gear head experts with a passion for classics and knowledge of the market. Don’t wait! Get on the phone today!