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Record Creation: Entered on 4 February 2005.

 

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2008-07-04 19:54:14 | XKE Data writes:

The record was updated:

  • Current State was changed from PA. to Pennsylvania
  • Last Seen was changed from 2005 to 2008
  • 2010-02-25 00:23:20 | XKE Data writes:

    The record was updated:

  • Current City was changed from Pittsburgh to Johnstown
  • Last Seen was changed from 2008 to 2009
  • 2010-06-02 17:57:48 | XKE Data writes:

    The record was updated:

  • Current City was deleted, old value was: Johnstown
  • Current State was deleted, old value was: Pennsylvania
  • Current Country was changed from United States to Finland
  • Last Seen was changed from 2009 to 2010
  • 2011-02-01 15:42:35 | XKE Data writes:

    The record was updated:

  • Factory Paint Color was changed from british racing green to opalescent dark green
  • Owner: Frank Trebel

    Retired art teacher and photographer from Johnstown, PA. I've had sports cars for 40 years and this is my first E but I have an XJ6 also.

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    Updated February 26th, 2007. Not legal proof of ownership.

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    2005-02-04 19:21:54 | Dan Meyers writes:

    I purchased the car in January 2005 for the triple carbs. I found the car to be too good to part out.

    2005-03-10 21:38:03 | Frank Trebel writes:

    I'm picking up this car tomorrow (March 11, 2005) and taking it to Johnstown, Pa to put it back on the road. It may be a little challenging but I'm going to give it a shot. It's too good of a car to waste.

    2005-08-30 16:39:20 | Dan writes:

    I have studied XKE's for 30 years and doing my own nut & bolt restoration. If there is anything I can help you with please e mail me.

    2007-02-26 11:32:13 | Frank writes:

    I have been working on this car off and on for about two years. It was in not great shape when I got it and I found more problems as I uncovered areas. I have it running nowand a few structure problem have ben corrected. A couple owners back must have covered up some problems but the cockp[it area is in good shape now. New seats are being installed and hopefully by the end of summer 2007 it mayb be on the road again.

    2008-07-04 09:08:37 | pauls writes:

    Car returns to ebay 7/4/08
    cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Jaguar-E-Type-Ser-1-E-Type-Jaguar-1967-E-Type-XKE-2-2-Co ...
    Current bid $2,025 reserve not met, 4 bids, 6 days left in auction.

    Sellers description;
    I am listing this car for a friend. He has owned the car for about four years and has lost interest in finishing the restoration. The car is the more desireable Series 1 2+2 Coupe with the two small seats in the back and the glass over the headlights. The car is mostly original with two changes; the color was originally green but is now a beautiful burgundy color somewhat like Jaguar Regency Red, and the car's original three SU carb system has been replaced with the Jaguar Series 2 Stromberg carb system. The rest of the car is original. The engine, transmission, and body are in very good condition.

    The interior: All of the interior pieces are present except the carpets. The front seats have been re-done in leather and the consol is in great original condition; the rear seats need a good cleaning. The dash is OK but has some cracks. The original dash switches are in good condition and work. The odometer shows only 37000 miles, but I am not sure if that is correct.

    The body: No rust in the bonnet as it and the trunk area are in remarkably great condition. The front floors are also in great condition with no rust. I have had some welding performed on the rear floors but the area where the large radius arms bolt to the floor from underneath the car is solid. The trunk and sills are both in great shape. Since there are presently no carpets in the car, you can see the sills easily. The car body looks good from underneath with no rust holes. I have all of the chrome pieces for the car but some of them need rechromed. I have all of the lights for the car- front and rear with lenses. I have most of the pieces that do not appear in the photos under the bonnet such as the air ducts and the air cleaner to the two carbs and the air cleaner cannister. I do not have the black air box that contained the fan and heater coil as it rusted out and was too far gone to repair. The glass over the front headlights is installed and in great condition. As I stated, the bonnet is in really great original condition. The wheels are original and in OK condition with some pitting. The tires need replaced.

    The engine: the original engine runs well and starts right up. The fuel pump ticks right over. The radiator, antifreeze, expansion tank and hoses have been replaced; some brake lines and some of the gas lines have also been replaced. The brakes work and the choke cable has been replaced. The parking brake cable needs to be replaced as it does not work at this time. I have an electronic points system installed (Petronix), new spark plugs, wires and new coil. The car has a new stainless steel exhaust system, too. The engine oil pressure holds at about 40 PSI at idle.

    As you can see, my friend has done a lot of work to the car, but family pressures and new interests force this sale. The RESERVE PRICE AND "BUY IT NOW" PRICE are set very low on this car as my friend really wants to sell the vehicle. The car is located in Johnstown, PA. 15901 just outside of Pittsburgh PA.

    2010-02-01 23:35:41 | FRANK TREBEL writes:

    This car was sold and shipped to Germany in the spring of 2009. It is still there as far as I know.

    2010-02-24 22:59:14 | Frank Trebel writes:

    This was my Jag until I discovered that it was to much for me to complete. It was put on EBAY and sold to a buyer in Germany who came to my home, inspected the car and was very happy to take it back to Germany where he has a business restoring quality cars. It is still in Germany,

    2010-10-13 06:18:50 | Pekka T. writes:

    Hi, if your car is in Finland, please get in contact with me as I have many extra parts for a Ser. 1 LHD 2+2. Mine is 1E76372BW and has been converted to manual overdrive. BTW your car should have a Series 1 engine with 3xSU's so I am suspicious about the earlier listing with "original" engine. Get a JDHT certificat and verify the numbers, your car will be worth more that way. Also please fill in the other info according to the JDHT certificate, British Racing Green was not a standard colour in 1966/1967, most likely the car was Opalescent Dark green like my car and all "green" cars at the time. BUT neither was "Black" a standard interior colour for a "Dark Green" car so either your car was a special order that would be verified by that certificate, or then that info is simply wrong. Cheers!

    2010-10-13 23:25:51 | Frank Trebel writes:

    The engine in this E is the original. It had no carbs on it when I bought it as indicated in the earlier posts. I put the dual carbs on to find out if the engine was viable. It ran great with just the two carbs. The hidden interior sections and framework were painted green and the outside was the burgundy red .....maybe not actually BRG but definitely green.

    2010-10-21 04:51:05 | Timo writes:

    Hi! Car is currently in Finland and waiting to be finished. Bought it from Germany about a year ago, but due to other projects haven't had the time to do anything yet. Pekka: If you have extra parts for sale or just ready for a chat, please get in touch with me: 050-555 5555, timo.heikkero@cfo.fi. Thanks

    2010-10-21 08:01:14 | Pekka T. writes:

    Hi Timo, PM sent. Thanks Frank, I believe youi 100%, the original paint looks the same as my Opalescent Dark Green looked after 30+ years.
    Ok, so someone had sold the most expensive parts (3X 2" SU's and the 4.2L inlet manifold) already on e-bay, too bad. Still wondering if the interior could originally have been black, well Timo can find out being the legal owner now by ordering a JDHT certificate for this car, it is definitely always worth it! Cheers!

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