2005-08-17 12:09:47 | Robert writes:

1RU1016 sold at Sothebys Hendon 18th Mch 1996 estimate £5000-£5500 hammer price incl prem £6440 Cond 2 Year 1970

2020-02-21 09:47:54 | pauls writes:

Car tp be at aictopm 2/20

www.barons-auctions.com/view-lot/3597/for-sale-at-barons-auctions-1969-jaguar-e- ..._medium=email&utm_source=sharpspring&sslid=M7E0MzIyNDM0NjC1BAA&sse ...

Sold for: £41,000

Auction description:

Classic Winter Warmer: 25 Feb 2020 - 1969 Jaguar E-Type Series 2 Roadster Manual

Sandown Park Racecourse

1969 Jaguar E-Type Series 2 Roadster Manual

Guide Price: £34,000 to £45,000

Registration No: SBD 224G

Mileometer: 

Chassis No: 1R1016

MOT: Not Required

Colour: Red

This 1969 Jaguar E-Type Series 2 Manual Roadster is described by the vendor as a car that he would drive anywhere, and to be mechanically excellent, but needing some attention to the cosmetics. The vendor has owned the car since 1999. This is the 16th Series 2 E-Type Roadster built. Being sold with a very reasonable reserve.

2023-11-04 01:32:42 | Reno writes:

now back at Auction at "Mercedes Benz World, Brooklands"

www.historics.co.uk/buying/auctions/2023-11-25/cars/ref-97-1969-jaguar-e-type-se ...

Description:

- Original matching numbers example

- Comes with a very good history and its original buff logbook

This superb 1969 Series II Roadster is finished in gleaming red with biscuit leather interior. This is a matching numbers original right hand drive example which is confirmed by its Heritage Certificate. The engine was rebuilt in 1995 approximately 70,000 miles ago but has been well maintained since and has 60 psi cold and above 30 psi when warm. The body was professionally blasted then rebuilt and painted by Bodycraft of Guildford with receipts for £22,109 and £17,000 of new panels and a professional re-trim was carried out by Unique Autotrimming at a cost of £6,000 with its original chrome being re-plated costing £1,750. The car’s rear differential was rebuilt by Hardy engineering of Leatherhead and rear suspension rebuilt with new bearings and seals. All parts are either new or fully refurbished with all new nuts and bolts, including an electronic ignition and high torque starter motor fitted. The car comes with four folders of photos and a two inch think folder of receipts showing a total of circa £58,000 having been spent on this fabulous Jaguar E-Type, which even comes with its original green buff logbook.

Given the detailed information provided by the vendor, it’s evident that this Jaguar has been restored with a high level of attention and care. The professional work done on the engine, body, interior and other components, along with the use of high-quality materials and components, certainly enhances its overall value. Additionally, the upgraded features such as the electronic ignition, high torque starter motor and new stainless-steel exhaust can also contribute positively to the vehicles appeal and performance. The large collection of receipts and photographs is particularly valuable, as it helps establish a comprehensive and verifiable record of the work done on the car. Potential buyers or collectors will appreciate such detailed documentation, as it provides transparency and a clear understanding of the vehicle’s history and condition.