1993 Daimler Double Six Retro Rides
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1931→1935 Daimler DoubleSix 40/50
Double Six revival By 1972, Daimler was part of Jaguar, and a series of V12 engined cars, the Daimler Sovereign, based on the Jaguar XJ models were released. Production of these 'Double Six' cars continued until 1977. The name was again resurrected from 1993 to 1994 as a XJ81 engined car. Double Six Series Daimler Double Six Serie 2 Daimler Serie I
Daimler Double Six for sale in UK 64 used Daimler Double Sixs
This glorious British Racing Green Daimler Double-Six was registered in February 1978, three months after production of the coupe ended, and is one of the final examples of the two-door XJ to have been made with either branding. Recently restored by Turner Classics, of Ramsgate, Kent, it perfectly illustrates what makes the model so special.
Ref 91 1991 Daimler Double Six Series III
Daimler. DAIMLER DOUBLE SIX SERIES II. 2-door coupé/4-door 4-seater saloon. Upgraded Dobule Six for 1974 in parallel with upgraded Sovereign, and same style/decoration changes. Rare and desirable coupés from 1975-77, all on shorter wheelbase, saloons settled on long wheelbase by 1975, when fuel injection also adopted.
1979 Daimler Double Six Classic Car Auctions
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1978 Daimler Double Six Series II Van den Plas Classic Driver Market
The Daimler Double-Six sleeve-valve V12 was a piston engine manufactured by The Daimler Company Limited of Coventry, England between 1926 and 1938. It was offered in four different sizes for their flagship cars. The same Daimler Double-Six name was used for the badge-engineered Daimler V12 engine used in the largest Daimlers between 1972 and 1997.
1990 Daimler Double Six Series 3 saloon Classic Car Auctions
The second generation Daimler Double-Six was based closely on the Daimler Sovereign, which itself was closely based on the Jaguar XJ6 and sold in parallel with it. The name "Double-Six" is a reference to the Jaguar V12 under the hood which was producing anywhere from 245 bhp to 295 bhp depending on the model.
Daimler Double Six, 1992 to ClassiCarGarage
Daimler Double Six Review is a Fun Peek at Jaguar History By John Coyle - January 21, 2022 During development of the XJ40, Jaguar got creative to thwart interference from the brass at British Leyland.
1991 Daimler Double Six Classic Cars for sale Treasured Cars
If you're a fan of The Great British Classics, The Daimler Double Six (Jaguar XJ12) is the car for you. The XJ series 1-3 models offer a supreme combination.
1991 DAIMLER DOUBLE SIX SOLD Bicester Sports & Classics
Daimler's line-up of vehicles consisted of six-cylinder engines until the mid-1920s, when the Double Six came onto the scene. It was designed by their chief engineer, Laurence H. Pomeroy. It used a similar design to the six-cylinder engine, which consisted of two-sets of three cylinders.
1985 Daimler Double Six Classic Car Auctions
The Double Six is named after a taxable RAC rating of 50 hp, but the modern rating is somewhere between 130-150 bhp. Less then 10 cars were ordered with the Double Six 50 engine. Chassis 30661-1931 Daimler Double Six 50 Corsica Drophead Coupé.
Daimler Double Six Lex Classics
Daimler Double Six, 1926-1938 By Jon C. Branch January 6, 2018 8min read
1984 Daimler Double Six LongWheelbase Saloon London 2019 RM Sotheby's
Lofty England, then Jaguar chairman, had been a Daimler apprentice and had driven a 30/40 hp Daimler Double-Six in the RAC rally and it was he who ordered the Daimler V12 be named the Double-Six.
1926 Daimler DoubleSix 50 Gallery Daimler
The Daimler Double Six was a series of luxury cars that were introduced for the 1973 model year. Previously, the Double Six name had been used by Daimler for a range of V12 engined luxury cars, but this new iteration of the Double Six saw the name used for what were largely rebadged V12-engined Jaguar XJs.
Ref 91 1991 Daimler Double Six Series III
This car was built on chassis number 32382 and is the longest of all the double sixes made. At 13 feet in length the complex engine could still power the car to 80 mph. Almost a lesson in over-engineering, the the Double Six used a V12 sleeve valve engine attached to 4-speed Wilson pre-selector transmission. Double Six
Ref 111 1992 Daimler DoubleSix Series III SB
RM Sotheby's is offering, without reserve, Queen Elizabeth II's unrestored '84 Daimler Double Six LWB at its London auction on October 24. The pre-auction estimate is £50,000-£70,000, which is roughly $61,600-$86,300. The 12-cylinder Daimler was delivered "new" to Buckingham Palace in October 1984 to serve as QE2's personal car.