2015-10-16 23:52:16 | pauls writes:

Car offered at:
cars.carcollectionwittner.com/cars/jaguar-e-type-coming-soon/

Sellers description:
99,500 EURO
Model, Body type: Jaguar E-Type Series I,
Fabrication: 1965
Engine: 4200 cm³

Technische Daten: Reihen 6-Zylinder Motor mit 2 obenliegenden Nockenwellen und 3 SU-Vergasern mit 4200 ccm und 269 PS gekoppelt mit einem vollsynchronisiertem 4-Gang Getriebe, ZV Speichenfelgen verchromt, 4 Scheibenbremsen und Einzelradaufhängung rundum, verstellbare Lenksäule, Holzlenkrad, Lederausstattung und Servolenkung. Dieses nummerngleiche 2 sitzige Serie I Coupe in besonders eleganter Farbkombination (Opaliscent Golden Sand / Leder rot) wurde vor ca. 10 Jahren aus USA importiert und in Deutschland restauriert. Die Arbeiten wurde gerade eben abgeschlossen. Wie auf den Bildern zu sehen ist ist die Qualiät der Restauration wirklich lobenswert. Der Wagen fährt sich so wunderbar wie er auch aussieht.

2024-09-25 21:38:44 | pauls writes:

Car to be at auction 10/24

cars.bonhams.com/auction/29935/lot/138/1965-jaguar-e-type-series-1-42-litre-fhc- ...

Auction description:

The Zoute Sale|6 October 2024

LOT 138

1965 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 4.2-litre FHC

Chassis no. 1E 31168

Engine no. 7E 4349-9

• Fully matching numbers

• Original colour combination

• Fully restored by the previous German owner in 2011

• Reliability further improved by current owner

• The most sought after version with matching synchromesh gearbox

• Valid French registration document

Delivered new to the United States on June 9, 1965, this stunning Jaguar E-Type Series 1 4.2 Fixed Head Coupé was first registered in New Orleans. Imported in 2011 in Germany by the previous owner, the car was fully restored and retains its matching chassis, engine and gearbox numbers and has been repainted in its original and highly elegant "Opalescent Golden Sand" colour.

The current owner, since 2015, an enthusiastic driver who enjoys driving frequently, has meticulously refined the car, enhancing its reliability by addressing the cooling and fuel systems, adjusting the valve clearances and carburetors, and thermally insulating the cabin.

The meticulously maintained car has passed several technical inspections since its arrival in France and will be accompanied by several invoices from the Atelier Automobile and Orhès Racing, as well as its Jaguar Heritage certificate, its current French carte grise, a former German title, and a photocopy of an old registration document from the late 1960s in Louisiana.

2024-10-19 13:42:13 | Capt rd writes:

$107,270

Sold

October 6, 2024

Bonham auction