INTERNATIONAL Mk VII/VIIM/VIII/IX REGISTER
INTERNATIONAL Mk VII/VIIM/VIII/IX REGISTER: STATUS UPDATE
The International Mk VII/VIIM/VIII/IX Register is jointly sponsored by the
JAGUAR DRIVERS' CLUB LTD of England and the CLASSIC JAGUAR ASSOCIATION, based
in America. Our joint efforts to find these big saloons have moved along because
of the Internet!
As of 12 May, 2004, our latest audit, we have: 1,053 cars
Model
|
Number Located |
% of Production |
Years Produced |
V RHD with XK engine |
1 of 2 (JVC 411 used by William
Lyons in 50-51) |
0.500% |
3/49 - 6/51 |
Total VII, VIIM, VIII, and IX: |
1051 of 47310 |
2.222%
|
10/50 - 9/61 |
VII RHD: |
129 of 12,754 |
1.011%
|
10/50 - 9/54 |
VIIM RHD: |
79 of 8,042 |
0.982%
|
11/54 - 7/57 |
VII LHD: |
108 of 8,183 |
1.308%
|
10/50 - 9/54 |
VIIM LHD: |
53 of 2,016 |
2.579%
|
11/54 - 7/57 |
VII no chassis #: |
42 of 20,937 |
0.201%
|
10/50 - 9/54 |
VIIM no chassis #: |
22 of 10,058 |
0.219%
|
11/54 - 7/57 |
Total VII: |
278 of 20,937 |
1.328%
|
10/50 - 9/54 |
Total VIIM: |
153 of 10,058 |
1.521%
|
11/54 - 7/57 |
Total VII/VIIM in Register: |
431 of 30,995 |
1.391%
|
10/50- 7/57 |
VIII RHD: |
94 of 4,644 |
2.024%
|
9/56 - 12/59 |
VIII LHD: |
45 of 1,668 |
2.698%
|
9/56 - 12/59 |
VIII no chassis #: |
24 of 6,332 |
0.379%
|
9/56 - 12/59 |
Total VIII in Register: |
163 of 6,312 |
2.582%
|
9/56 - 12/59 |
IX RHD: |
188 of 5,982 |
3.143%
|
10/58 - 9/61 |
IX LHD: |
236 of 4,021 |
5.869%
|
10/58 - 9/61 |
IX no chassis #: |
33 of 10,005 |
0.330%
|
10/58 - 9/61 |
Total IX in Register: |
457 of 10,003 |
4.569%
|
10/58 - 9/61 |
Because I've been asked about gearboxes, here's the breakdown
on cars found to date; NOT included are cars listed without chassis #:
(BW means Borg-Warner automatic, DN means Lak de Normanville overdrive,
4-spd means four-speed manual gearbox):
V with Xk engine |
|
|
1 4-spd |
VII RHD |
8 BW |
9 DN |
109 4-spd |
VIIM RHD |
29 BW |
42 DN |
4 4-spd
|
VII LHD |
23 BW |
1 DN |
78 4-spd |
VIIM LHD |
19 BW |
13 DN |
17 4-spd |
VIII RHD |
60 BW |
17 DN |
11 4-spd |
VIII LHD |
28 BW |
6 DN |
9 4-spd |
IX RHD |
139 BW |
32 DN |
13 4-spd |
IX LHD |
205 BW |
16 DN |
8 4-spd |
At this point, we've found them in 31 countries:
Click here for the list of cars by chassis
USA - 383 |
(1 V with XK engine, 5 VII RHD, 1 VIIM RHD, 72 VII LHD, 30 VIIM LHD,
18 VII/VIIM no chassis #, 3 VIII RHD, 31 VIII LHD, 9 VIII no chassis
#, 13 IX RHD, 184 IX LHD, 15 IX no chassis # |
ENGLAND -- 259 |
(47 VII RHD, 2 VII LHD, 39 VIIM RHD, 2 VIIM LHD, 3 VII/VIIM no chassis
#, 46 VIII RHD, 1 VIII LHD, 2 VIII no chassis #, 112 IX RHD, 4 IX
LHD, 1 IX no chassis # |
AUSTRALIA -- 152 |
(40 VII RHD, 16 VIIM RHD, 37 VII/VIIM no chassis #, 18 VIII RHD, 9
VIII no chassis #, 21 IX RHD, 11 IX no chassis #) |
NEW ZEALAND -- 35 |
(18 VII RHD, 6 VIIM RHD, 6 VIII RHD, 4 IX RHD, 1 IX LHD) |
SWEDEN -- 26 |
(5 VII RHD, 8 VII LHD, 2 VIIM LHD, 1 VII/VIIM no chassis #, 3 VIII
RHD, 2 VIII LHD, 3 IX RHD, 2 IX LHD) |
AUSTRIA -- 26 |
(3 VII LHD, 2 VII no chassis #, 2 VIIM LHD, 1 VIII RHD, 1 VIII LHD,
2 VIII no chassis #, 6 IX RHD, 6 IX LHD, 3 IX no chassis # |
CANADA -- 26 |
(5 VII LHD, 1 VIIM RHD, 4 VIIM LHD, 1 VIII RHD, 3 VIII LHD, 12 IX
LHD) |
HOLLAND -- 23 |
(3 VII LHD, 1 VIIM RHD, 2 VIII LHD, 8 IX RHD, 8 IX LHD, 1 IX no chassis
#) |
SOUTH AFRICA -- 20 |
(5 VII RHD, 3 VIIM RHD, 9 VIII RHD, 3 IX RHD) |
GERMANY -- 18 |
(1 VII RHD, 5 VIIM RHD, 1 VIIM LHD, 1 VIII LHD, 5 IX RHD, 4 IX LHD,
1 IX no chassis #) |
SWITZERLAND -- 17 |
(4 VII RHD, 2 VII LHD, 2 VIIM RHD, 3 VIIM LHD, 1 VIII RHD, 1 VIII
LHD, 2 IX RHD, 2 IX LHD) |
FINLAND -- 11 |
(8 VII LHD, 1 VIIM RHD, 1 VIIM LHD, 1 VIII LHD) |
FRANCE -- 10 |
(1 VII/VIIM no chassis #, 3 IX RHD, 5 IX LHD, 1 IX no chassis #) |
NORWAY -- 7 |
(1 VII RHD, 1 VII LHD, 2 VIIM RHD, 1 VIII RHD, 2 IX RHD) |
IRELAND/EIRE -- 6 |
(1 VII RHD, 1 VIII RHD, 1 VIII no chassis #, 3 IX RHD) |
SPAIN -- 6 |
(4 VIIM LHD, 1 IX RHD, 1 IX LHD) |
NORWAY -- 7 |
(1 VII RHD, 1 VII LHD, 2 VIIM RHD, 1 VIII RHD, 2 IX RHD) |
BELGIUM -- 8 |
(1 VII RHD, 2 VII LHD, 1 IX RHD, 4 IX LHD) |
SCOTLAND -- 5 |
(3 VIIM RHD, 2 IX RHD) |
GREECE -- 2 |
(1 VIIM LHD, 1 VIII LHD) |
ITALY -- 2 |
(1 VII RHD, 1 VIII RHD) |
PORTUGAL -- 2 |
(1 VII RHD, 1 VIIM (?)) |
CHANNEL ISLANDS -- 1 |
(1 VIIM RHD) |
CHILE -- 1 |
(1 VII LHD) |
COLOMBIA -- 1 |
(1 IX RHD) |
ISRAEL -- 1 |
(1 VIIM LHD no chassis #) |
DENMARK -- 1 |
(1 IX LHD) |
TURKEY -- 1 |
(1 VII LHD) |
SRI LANKA -- 1 |
(1 VIII RHD) |
ARGENTINA -- 1 |
(1 VIIM LHD) |
ZIMBABWE -- 1 |
(1 IX RHD) |
This effort is now almost 12+ years old; here are our Registrars:
- Dr. Jerry Theis, Registrar CLASSIC JAGUAR ASSOCIATION 2510 Anza AV Davis
CA 95616 (916) 756-6219
- Clive A. Morris, Registrar JAGUAR DRIVERS' CLUB LTD 20 Tredington RD
Glenfield, Leicester LE3 8EP ENGLAND 01162-875600
- Kon Kakanis, JDC Queensland, 44 MainAV, Balmoral QLD4171. Australia
7 3832 6699
- kkakanis@sundata.com.au
- Colin Auret PO Box 24144 Rynfield Benoni 1514 SOUTH AFRICA.
colina@mweb.co.za
The Register has two main purposes:
- (1) To determine just how many of these magnificent luxury/racing saloons
still exist;
- (2) To create a worldwide network for lovers of these Jaguars.
To accomplish these purposes, we need information from you (by the way, registration
of your car(s) costs nothing!).
If you own or know of any of these cars, send the following information to
any of our Registrars.
Owner's name, address, phone, Email if there.
Condition: original, restored, excellent, good, fair, poor.
Numbers from commission (data) plate, on scuttle (firewall) behind engine
-- chassis, engine, body, gearbox. The chassis # is most important because we're
listing the cars chronologically by chassis #, as Jaguar did when they were
built.
Colours, exterior & interior (note: all VIIs and VIIMs were single-tone;
most VIIIs and IXs were two-tone)
Tools in doors -- all there? some missing? all missing?
Any additional information on car(s) - history, modifications, etc.
Regarding the Internet: As of now, we havemore than 178
people who've registered electronically. We've created a method of reaching
them all at once, and we're using it very successfully in many countries to
help purpose (2), building the worldwide network. If you contact us electronically,
your address will be added to this list.
We appreciate your help in trying to document these marvelous old Jaguar
saloons!
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- ****************************************************************************
- As of now, we're posted on:
-
- JAGLOVERS-Saloons
- ALL JAGUAR CLUBS OF THE
WORLD (Jon Heber, Dallas TX USA) --
- AUSTRALIAN JAGUAR MAGAZINE
(Les. Hughes, Editor, Queensland, Australia) --
- XKE-LOVERS (George Cohn, Tucson
AR USA)
-
- We really appreciate your help in spreading the word! Tnx much &
take care -- Larry Martz
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