Jaguar XK120 Flying Jaguar

Vehicle Overview

The Jaguar XK120 Flying Jaguar stands as a singular masterpiece, a bespoke creation born from the visionary collaboration between Stabilimenti Farina and the acclaimed designer Giovanni Michelotti. Crafted in 1951, this exceptional coupé emerges as a testament to the elegance and innovation of its era. Adorned in a striking red and white two-tone paint scheme, the Flying Jaguar commands attention with its distinctive aesthetics. Drawing inspiration from Michelotti’s repertoire of design elements, it embodies a harmonious fusion of classic sophistication and modern flair. Commissioned by the Belgian importer, Stabilimenti Farina embarked on the meticulous task of crafting three Jaguars during 1951 and 1952. Among these, the Flying Jaguar emerges as a true standout, a captivating embodiment of automotive artistry. Displayed proudly at the 35th Brussels Salon in October 1952, alongside its counterparts, the Meteor Coupe and the Golden Arrow convertible, the Flying Jaguar exudes an aura of exclusivity and refinement. While its companions were built upon MKVII chassis, this distinctive coupé finds its foundation on the illustrious XK120 chassis n° 660.992, showcasing a unique blend of performance and style. As a symbol of bespoke luxury and unparalleled craftsmanship, the Jaguar XK120 Flying Jaguar remains an enduring icon of automotive excellence, a timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike, transcending the boundaries of time and convention.