2006-04-13 08:56:43 | pauls writes:

Car offered for sale at:
www.classicdriver.fr/uk/find/4000.asp

Sellers description:
Jaguar E-Type SI Roadster/Hardtop Flat Floor
5 speed, leather, navigation system, sports exhaust, report of value

This car was just mechanically restored by Jaguar specialist for over 18,000 euros and has a warranty on engine and gearbox. Interior and body have a nice patina, but are completely free of any rust. The car has a new Getrag 5 speed gearboy for easier road use but the original Moss box comes with the car. The under body panels were converted from flat floor to normal specs. The car has dunlop racing wheels with avon tyres for sportier road use, DVD navigation system and its original black hardtop. The car was first hand in Belgium and now is in its fourth hand. Please contact for more details if needed.


colour Gunmetal grey
interior colour black
drive LHD
type Cabrio / Roadster
fuel type Petrol
Power (kW/HP) 190 / 255
year 1962
Chassis No. 877116
Engine No. R 5137-8
price 48.300 GBP
city Köln
country Germany

2017-06-15 12:23:36 | Daniel writes:

For sale at 2017 Monaco Artcurial Auction :

www.artcurial.com/fr/asp/fullcatalogue.asp

Description :

Lot 117

1962 Jaguar Type E 3.8L Roadster avec Hard-top

French title

Chassis n° 877116

Engine n°R5137-8

- Interesting Series 1

- Matching numbers

- Unusual accessories

The example on offer is a desirable 3.8-litre Series 1 version that left the Coventry factory on 16 April 1962 and was delivered the same month to a certain H. Blogg in Holland, as recorded on the Jaguar Heritage certificate. The car is presented in the original colours: opalescent silver grey body with black interior and hood. The hard-top can be collected from the owner, along with the original gearbox, which has been changed for a 5-speed Getrag box for a more comfortable drive. The current owner, a fastidious enthusiast, bought the car in 2012 and has recently refurbished the running gear. The brakes were overhauled in 2013 and fitted with aircraft-type hoses. The clutch was changed in 2014 and the electrics were completely renewed in 2016. An electric fan completes the cooling system and a cut-out has been installed. Finally, an inspection report from 2016 mentions an engine rebuild in 2005. We are therefore in the presence of one of the most desirable versions of the E-Type, presented in superb condition and with an unusual range of options, such as the Dunlop-type wheels that transform the appearance of the car. Meticulously maintained and ready to be driven, this Jaguar will appeal for its classic colour combination and the original features it offers.

Estimation 120 000 - 150 000 €

2019-07-11 13:06:08 | pauls writes:

Car to return to auction 9/19

rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/pg19/the-s%C3%A1ragga-collection/lots/r0083-1962-jaguar-e-type-series-1-38-litre-roadste ...

Auction description:

Lot Number 132

1962 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 3.8-Litre Roadster

€110,000 - €130,000

Offered without reserve RM | Sotheby's - THE SÁRAGGA COLLECTION 20 - 21 SEPTEMBER 2019

Chassis No. 877116

Engine No. R5137-8

Retains its original engine and finished in original colours

Fitted with a Getrag five-speed gearbox for comfortable cruising

One of 2,726 E-Type Roadsters built for 1962

Finished in its original colours of Opalescent Grey over a contrasting black leather interior and hood, this E-Type left the Coventry factory on 16 April 1962 and was delivered that same month to H Blogg in the Netherlands. It is described as having a body and interior with a nice patina, completely free of any rust. A Getrag five-speed manual gearbox has been installed for more comfortable roadway cruising, along with Avon tyres on Dunlop racing wheels for greater sporting potential.

The car’s history file retains its original Dutch registration, as well as more recent German registrations, invoices, and a Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust certificate. A previous owner overhauled the brakes in 2013, fitting the car with aircraft-type hoses, a new clutch in 2014, and updated electronics in 2016, including an electric fan for enhanced cooling. Furthermore, the engine was rebuilt by another previous owner in 2005.

An ideal example to drive and enjoy—ownership of a Series I E-Type Roadster is a dream of many enthusiasts, and this example would not disappoint.

2019-09-25 05:02:06 | Daniel writes:

Sold For €140,300

Inclusive of applicable buyer's fee.RM | Sotheby's - THE SÁRAGGA COLLECTION 21 SEPTEMBER 2019