2006-02-13 22:51:11 | Anonymous writes:

Too many numbers in the engine #. Not enough nimbers in the gearbox #.

2006-03-26 12:09:51 | Jim Coull writes:

Great looking car. Hard ti tell it is blue, but it sure looks like a winner. My car is a few numbers less than yours.

2021-10-11 11:43:43 | pauls writes:

Car to be at auction 10/21

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Auction description:

Open Roads, October | Lot 179

1967 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 4.2 Litre Roadster

$90,000 - $110,000 USD

Whitefish, Montana

6 - 13 October 2021

Chassis No. 1E 13434

Documents US Title

Highly desirable Series 1 with 4.2-liter engine

Final model year for desirable covered headlights

Single ownership for the past 15 years

Great driving example fully restored around 20 years ago

Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust certificate

This example was manufactured on 25 August 1966 and dispatched to New York on 9 September 1966. It left the factory finished in Opalescent Light Maroon with a black soft top and a black interior, according to its Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust certificate. The car is said to have been restored around 20 years ago and is now finished in Midnight Blue over tan leather with a tan canvas top. Its 4.2-liter engine has a numbers-matching cylinder head paired with a correct non-matching block. The transmission is a four-speed manual. Other features include a Talbot side-view mirror, a Blaupunkt push-button radio—believed to be original—and correct Dunlop radial tires. Front and rear bumper guards were installed under previous ownership.

As a final model year Series 1 with the upsized 4.2-liter engine and desirable covered headlight design, this example—said to have been driven around 200 miles every year by the consignor—is highly sought-after by Jaguar aficionados.