2016-01-19 17:15:47 | XKE Data writes:

The record was updated:

2015-12-23 10:05:09 | pauls writes:

Car to be at auction 1/16
www.coys.co.uk/cars/1969-jaguar-e-type-series-2-roadster

Auction description:
ESTIMATE £35,000-£38,000
Auction 2016 Autosport International
Lot Number 348
Reg. Number UK Registered
Chassis Number IR8708
Year 1969
Make Jaguar
Model E-Type Series 2 Roadster

This well sorted example has just enjoyed extensive recommission work during 2015, which involved attention to many areas of the car, supported by a sheaf of invoices to support the work completed. Supplied with a UK V5 and heritage certificate, and described as being in good condition in all respects, this lovely Roadster offers a very affordable way to enjoy E-type motoring.

2016-01-17 14:28:15 | pauls writes:

Additional description from above auction:
The work included the following:
Remove engine and replace core plugs, and clean water ways
Replace clutch plates, bearing, slave cylinder and skim flywheel
Replace brake fluid reservoir
Replacement of fuel tank, lines, pump, sender and filter
Refurbish both carburetors and replace choke cables
Fit new speedometer cable
Replace exhaust down and centre pipes
Replace all anti-roll bar links and front ball joints
Rectify any wiring issues as required
Perform a full service and give the car a new MoT certificate

Supplied with a UK V5, MoT and heritage certificate, and described as being in good condition in all respects, this lovely Roadster offers a very affordable way to enjoy E-type motoring.

2026-03-28 10:37:56 | pauls writes:

Car returns to market 3/26

www.carandclassic.com/auctions/1969-jaguar-e-type-series-2-ots-n7GNEn

Seller's description:

1969 Jaguar E-Type Series 2 OTS

Colour Silver

Odometer 28,599 Miles

Engine size 4200cc

Transmission Manual, 4 speed

Steering position Right Hand Drive

Seller Type Private

Wokingham, Berkshire, United Kingdom

Extensive restoration work in 2018 with supporting invoices

Matching number car with heritage certificate present

Comprehensive mechanical overhaul in 2015

Replacement speedometer fitted in 2015 with mileages declaration document in photography section below

Odometer reads 28,599 - actual mileage covered & documented is approximately 77,700

Currently stored in climate-controlled dry storage

Exercised regularly and reportedly driving nicely

This rare Series 2 is the coveted Open-Two-Seater (OTS) variant, resplendent in a fetching shade of metallic silver. It was originally supplied to the United States in left-hand drive, but following repatriation in 2015, the Jag has undergone an extensive rebuild including conversion to right-hand drive.

The current owner has used the vehicle almost daily, demonstrating its reliability and usability as a classic that can be enjoyed rather than merely displayed. Accompanied by its heritage certificate and comprehensive documentation of work carried out, this E-Type represents an opportunity to acquire a well-sorted example of Jaguar's iconic sports car.

The vendor says:

"The vehicle was bought as a wedding present and is in daily use by myself. Only selling as my wife does not like driving it as the bonnet is too long and it’s too powerful., I will be sorry to see it go myself"

History and Paperwork

Chassis number: 1R8708

Exported to New York in 1969 and reimported to the UK in 2015

Heritage certificate present

Importation & HMRC documentation from 2015 present

Extensive recommissioning work carried out in Hampshire in 2015 (invoices to support)

3 years later the car was comprehensively restored (2018 invoices to support)

Jaguar operating, maintenance and service handbook present

Very reluctantly selling as owner's wife does not like driving it

The Condition

Currently in climate-controlled dry storage with very minimal corrosion

Resprayed in metallic silver; originally Pale Primrose Yellow

Some minor chips and marks to the paint noted, but nothing egregious

Chrome appears in very good condition

Slight dint to the near side sill

New mohair hood recently fitted

New floor pans and sills fitted during its restoration in 2018

Interior presents well for its age with some patina on the door cards and seats

Carpets and dashboard present exceedingly well

New carpets also fitted in 2018

The Mechanics

4.2-litre XK straight-six

Four-speed manual transmission

Appears in good mechanical condition, currently being driven daily

Reportedly starts first crank without fail and is running very well

Replacement speedometer, fuel tank, exhaust, clutch, fluid reservoirs, and lights fitted in 2015 - Actual documented mileage is close to 77,700 plus to a few additional miles in daily usage

New suspension fitted in 2018

Webber carburettors fitted in 2018

Reportedly handles exceedingly well, with ample performance, good suspension and strong brakes

2026-04-02 17:59:37 | Capt RD writes:

Highest bid £52,000

Reserve nearly met

Auction ended: 2 April, 14:26

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