2021-07-18 12:34:36 | pauls writes:

Car offered at:

mail.google.com/mail/u/0/%3Atrash+gullwing/FMfcgzGkZQNNzSxtNMKLbNXwKprRcVKm

Seller's description:

This 1969 Jaguar XKE 4.2 Series II Roadster is the ideal matching numbers restoration candidate. Currently in primer with black interior. This E-Type is just out of long term ownership and storage. The motor is turning freely but not running as it has been sitting off the road for quite some time. A wonderful opportunity to own an iconic E-Type roadster at a bargain price. 

Price: $39,500

2024-01-25 11:11:21 | pauls writes:

Car again offered by same seller:

www.gullwingmotorcars.com/1969-jaguar-xke-c-4352.htm

Seller's description same as above except for price:

Org Price: $39,500

Discounted Price: $32,500

2025-07-29 07:26:38 | pauls writes:

Car now offered at:

classiccars.com//listings/view/1975422/1969-jaguar-xke-ii-for-sale-in-sanford-no ...

Seller's description:

1969 Jaguar XKE II

Price: $29,500

Location:Sanford, North Carolina

Exterior Color:Signal Red

Interior Color:Tan

Transmission:Manual

Odometer:60172

VIN:1R7194

Title Status:Clear

Restoration History:Partially Restored

Exterior Condition:Very Good

Seat Material:Leather

Engine History:Original

Engine Condition:Running

Drive Train:Rear-wheel drive

PARTIALLY RESTORED (ALL UNISTALLED PARTS INCLUDED) - My father bought this car Feb 23, 2024 from Gullwing Motors for $32,500. Soon after, he spent over $16,000 on parts, chrome and paint bringing his financial investment to just under $50K. He took on this project to stay occupied while he battled prostate cancer. He wanted to complete this project but sadly he ran out of life when he died in Sept of 2024.

So, with the recognition that selling a car that is not completely assembled lowers its appeal I am selling it for a very reasonable price in hopes of finding a buyer that is as passionate about Jaguars as my father was and has an ambition to finish the project he started. I took the pictures displayed in this ad (and the referenced Google Photo Albums) while moving the car from his home in Carrboro NC to a storage facility in Sanford NC - before I returned to Colorado where I live. I have also created a spreadsheet that list all cost he incurred - all that I could find in his emails. In that spreadsheet are also communications that he sent me periodically as he was working on the car and with his friend Joe (that helped him) whom I spoke with after his death.

The car and all parts displayed here and in the referenced photo albums are included.