No British automotive classic is complete without ostentatious silver ornamental trim. WIKING has miniaturised the Jaguar MK II WIKING and even treated the refined limousine to a sparkling silver Jaguar ornament on top of the radiator grille. Its real-life brother was later forced to abandon it for fear it may hurt pedestrians. There can be no doubt that such meticulous attention to detail paired with the reminiscence of the MKII translates to substantial model-making significance. Few if any British everyday limousines in the mid-size luxury class possess the same aura as the Jaguar Mark II. In typical Jaguar fashion, the design alone imparted a sporty look to this four-door limousine - without compromising on British understatement. The 2.4-litre engine accelerated the vehicle to an impressive 155 km/h, while the 3.4-litre power plant allowed the vehicle to reach a jaw-dropping top speed of 195 km/h.

Body pearl white with clear varnish finish, interior light green, steering wheel black. Chassis in black. Wheel rims, radiator grille, Jaguar hood ornament and bumpers at the front and rear painted aluminium silver. Ornamental strips and headlamp rings as well as window surrounds with door handles and door locks painted silver. Front indicators orange. Rear type lettering “Jaguar MK II” and boot handle imprinted silver. Tail lights carmine red.