2015-05-19 19:24:37 | XKE Data writes:

The record was updated:

2015-07-30 09:31:49 | XKE Data writes:

The record was updated:

2013-08-07 17:55:24 | pauls writes:

Owner Jack Miller, circa 1998

2015-07-25 13:45:19 | Lofty writes:

For sale on eBay UK
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Jaguar-E-type-1967-Serie-1-roadster-matching-numbers-Super-cl ...

Jaguar E type 1967 Serie 1 roadster, matching numbers, Super clean driving car!
Up for sale Jaguar E type 1967 4.2L Serie 1 roadtser
The car belonged to the same family for a long time, mostly sitting in the garage and believed to have 44k miles
Unmolested and u restored, super clean and honest good driving car!!
No rust if any surface, straight car with good gaps, one of the last Serie 1 roadsters built
Full matching numbers, with original Jack and hammer
Toggle switches, wire wheels and triple SU's are right way to go
67 is one of the most wanted years of the e type so don't miss on this nice patina original car!!

2016-09-20 03:41:07 | pauls writes:

Car was once in inventory at Gullwing Motors, Astoria, NY. Later in Merrick, New York

2026-09-14 14:32:59 | CaptRD writes:

Carandclassic.com 1967jaguar

Highest bid £37,500

Reserve not met

Auction ended: 14 September, 15:00

2026-09-14 16:33:18 | CaptRD writes:

9/26 UK auction link:

www.carandclassic.com/auctions/1967-jaguar-e-type-series-1-42l-ots-lhd-nPWVOg

4.2-litre Jaguar XK inline-six with twin carburettors

4-speed manual gearbox with full synchromesh

Rear-wheel drive

Servo-assisted disc brakes all round

New brake calipers and brake hoses fitted in 2024

This car’s ‘7E’ engine prefix, shown in photos, indicates that it is fitted with the correct Series 1 4.2L engine. We’re told that it runs and drives well and benefits from recent brake calipers and hoses. The vendor has always garaged the car and limited use to sunny days. twin carburettors

4-speed manual gearbox with full synchromesh

Rear-wheel drive

Servo-assisted disc brakes all round

New brake calipers and brake hoses fitted in 2024

This car’s ‘7E’ engine prefix, shown in photos, indicates that it is fitted with the correct Series 1 4.2L engine. We’re told that it runs and drives well and benefits from recent brake calipers and hoses. The vendor has always garaged the car and limited use to sunny days. Attractively finished in red with a black leather cabin, it is a LHD USA car that we’re told enjoyed a warm climate life before arriving back here in 2019, which the vendor says has helped preserve its condition. It is in good, usable condition inside and out, with some points to note in the paintwork in the photos. We’re told that in 2024 the car received new tyres, calipers and brake hoses. Finished in what appears to be Regency Red

Paintwork in fair condition for age with areas to note in photos

Thes include bonnet, boot and some chips to sills

Some areas of paintwork could benefit from attention, as photographed

Bodywork in good general order with some bubbling to note in photos

Vendor reports the body as solid, benefiting from its US provenance

Black folding roof is said to be in fair condition but little used by seller

Underside as shown

Some chrome tarnish to note in photos but bumpers are presentable

Some chrome and rubbers could benefit from a refresh according to seller

Chrome wire wheels show some tarnish

Vendor tells us car was fitted with new tyres in 2024

Black leather interior with bucket seats mixing Series 1 and Series 1.5 featurescar has been dry stored indoors since the vendor bought it in 2024 and used exclusively in fair weather. This ‘Series 1.25’ is one of the rarest and most unusual of all E-Types. It’s said to run and drive well. There’s scope to improve it, but perhaps that can wait until winter, now is about driving it.

2026-10-10 11:58:38 | CaptRD writes:

www.carandclassic.com/auctions/1967-jaguar-e-type-series-1-42l-ots-lhd-nPE254?

Same information as above when the reserve not met Ended auction.