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COMPARE THE JAGUAR XK120 (OTS) AND THE JAGUAR XK120 (DHC) The XK120 Open Two-Seater (OTS), built as a racecar, was introduced by Jaguar at the 1949 London Auto Show. Based on overwhelming public response, Jaguar placed the car in production in 1950. To further increase interest in the car, Jaguar introduced the Fixed-Head Coupe (FHC) or hardtop version in 1952. In 1953, the Drop-Head Coupe (DHC), a convertible with improved sophistication and weather worthiness, was unveiled. Specialty Auto-sports, inc. has chosen to concentrate its efforts on the DHC as the most desirable of the three models. The table below is a point-by-point comparison of the major features of the two models offered by Specialty Auto-sports, Inc. The one common element of the two models is the chassis and driveline which is identical.
Both models enjoy use or availability of: AC-heat-defrost, cruise control, tilt column, electronic gauges, seat belts, trunk storage, courtesy lights, accessory plug, windshield washer, AM-FM-CD stereo, much more.
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