2016-05-09 12:50:12 | pauls writes:

Car offered at:
www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk/detail/motors/classic-cars/jaguar/etype/167346

Sellers description:
Title 1962 JAGUAR E-TYPE
Make JAGUAR
Price GBP £215,000
Mileage (Miles) 89,000
Mileage (KM) 143,201
Colour Black
RHD/LHD LHD
Gearbox type Manual
Chassis # 877237

An all-matching numbers original LHD roadster built in May 1962. Factory finished in black with red interior, this car is an early footwell example with distinctive flat bulkhead behind the seats, produced shortly after Jaguar dropped the flat floor feature.

First registered in Coventry (Reg No. 1658 WK) as documented by Jaguar Cars Ltd, the car was then shipped to California (Reg No. OYF 475) and driven until 1972-1973 around 86,000 miles since leaving the factory. After it remained stored in a barn until 1991, when it was re-imported back to the UK by Paul Webb, the well known dealer and E-Type amateur racer. Back in the UK, the current owner spared no expense in restoring the car to a perfect standard with E-Type specialists in North Yorkshire. The bare metal restoration of the well preserved bodywork retained most of the original panels and smooth contours that separate the "original" E-Type from a recreation. This car retains most of its original components and noteworthy features such as a period correct Motorola radio, original factory tags on brake master cylinders, and a wonderfully preserved factory hardtop that gives an added feeling of authenticity. The wire wheels are original and wrapped in Dunlop RS5 tires to make you feel you are really driving. The only concessions to originality are a Teflon Stainless Steel Braided Fuel Hose for maximum safety and a Kenlowe Fan to cope with summer driving in Italy. The car comes complete with a nice history file including a full photographic record of the restoration.

Since its full restoration, the E-Type has covered about 4,000 miles, mostly in Italy where the car has been registered and stored for the past 25 years. This car has been well tended to over the years, and retains a charming patina.

This stunning roadster and very desirable early E-Type is on the button ready to go at £ 215,000

2018-03-05 17:25:04 | pauls writes:

Car now offered at:
www.autoscout24.ch/de/d/jaguar-e-cabriolet-oldtimer

Sellers description:
First registration 05.1962
Outside color black
kilometre 16,971 km
Gearbox Manual transmission manual
interior color red
Chassis NR. 877237
price CHF 225'000.-

Chassis # 877237. Series I Roadster. Jaguar Cars Certificate. Rare original color combination Black / Red trim. Factory hardtop. Delivered on May 3, 1962. First registered in Coventry (1658 WK) as documented by Jaguar Cars Ltd, this E-Type was exported to California (OYF 475) and driven until 1972. Found about 20 years later in remarkably very sound condition, this E-type which has been restored to a perfect standard by the current owner. Very desirable early E-Type. Can only be described as beautiful.

2019-03-03 08:49:29 | pauls writes:

Car to be at auction 4/19

rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/es19/essen/lots/r0153-1962-jaguar-e-type-series-1-38- ...

Auction description:

1962 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 3.8-Litre Roadster

€170.000 - €200.000

RM | Sotheby's - ESSEN 11 - 12 APRIL 2019

Chassis No. 877237

Engine No.R5410-9

U.S.-delivery example boasting nearly three decades of single Californian ownership

Restored in its original colours and includes a correct factory hardtop

A splendid e-Type ready to drive and enjoy

This example left the Browns Lane factory in May 1962 destined for California, ordered as a personal export delivery in black with red leather interior. It features the internal bonnet locks that denote a full production Series I. It remained in the U.S. registered in California with its first owner for nearly 30 years until 1991. At that point, it returned to the UK where it remained for only a while before then being registered for road use in Milan, Italy.

The car underwent an extensive restoration with marque specialists that faithfully kept to the car’s original specification, including the 15-in. wire wheels. Even the engine wears the correct Harvest Gold enamel. Furthermore, it is accompanied by an extensive history file, chronicling its history in both North America and Europe.

Today, this E-type retains features including the correct optional hardtop, correct tyres and period Motorola 818T radio. It has been used as a reliable European tourer to destinations including the Goodwood Festival of Speed. This timeless GT is ready to take its new owner across continents in style.