It’s Alive is recognized as one of the leading Jaguar service and restoration shops not only in the Midwest but also across the country. As demonstrated through the dramatic restoration of the XK120, ...

The Jaguar XK120, comprising three main variants built from 1948 through 1954, combines sumptuous bodywork with impressive brawn.

Such is the case with this 1953 XK120 for sale on Bring a Trailer (which, like Car and Driver, is part of Hearst Autos). It sports an alloy body and some very tasty modifications.

And more often than not, the restoration doesn't happen and the vehicle ends up spending decades behind closed doors. This 1953 Jaguar XK120 is one of those cars.

The only classic material found inside the Jaguar XK120 is the Burr Walnut veneer wood, which was given a satin finish. As mentioned before, the materials used for the car’s restoration are ...

January 1953 is when Jaguar started taking orders for the DHC (drop-head coupe), which stands out from the rest of the lineup with the help of a foldable canvas top.