This Master Workshop Repair Manual covers the Jaguar MKVII and XK120 models, celebrated luxury grand tourers and sports cars of the post-war era. The MKVII, introduced in 1951, was designed as a larger, more luxurious sedan for high-speed touring, competing with premium marques. Its Series I, II, and III variants offered incremental updates, including engine size increases from 3.4 to 3.8 liters. The iconic XK120, launched in 1948, began as a show car but quickly became a production reality, renowned for its stunning design and a top speed exceeding 120 mph, available in Open Two Seater, Fixed Head Coupe, and Drop Head Coupe body styles. Both models embody Jaguar's founding principles of blending performance, luxury, and elegant styling, often featuring advanced engineering for their time and achieving significant motorsport success.

This comprehensive manual provides in-depth workshop and repair procedures essential for the maintenance and restoration of Jaguar MKVII and XK120 vehicles. It details engine overhaul, transmission and clutch systems, suspension, steering, braking, and electrical systems, along with bodywork and chassis repairs. Included are routine servicing, lubrication schedules, diagnostic troubleshooting guides, and step-by-step repair instructions for all major components. The manual also identifies specialized tools required for specific operations and offers authoritative, factory-level technical information. This resource is invaluable for professional mechanics and skilled enthusiasts seeking to maintain and preserve these classic Jaguar automobiles.