PCARMARKET is proud to present for auction this 1967 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 Open Two-Seat Roadster from the esteemed Newport Car Museum. Constructed using methods derived from the D-Type sports racing car, the E-Type incorporated the later’s light and rigid monocoque chassis with a long and sleek hood hinged at the front. Often called the most beautiful production car of all-time, this Series 1 example is being offered for auction by its owner out of Portsmouth, RI.
Said to have been beautifully restored prior to the owner’s acquisition in 2015, this Series 1 is finished in Dark Blue paint with a dark blue convertible top, detailed images are provided in the photo gallery. Described by the seller to be in excellent condition, some notable external features include desirable covered-headlights and 4.2 badges to the trunk lid.
The interior cabin of this E-Type Roadster features red leather seats and carpets, a black dashboard, Series 1-specific toggle switches, analog instruments and a 4-speed manual shifter. All interior surfaces are said to remain in excellent condition while all instruments are said to function properly.
This E-Type is equipped with a 4.2 L straight-six-cylinder DOHC motor with triple 2in SU carburetors mated to an all-synchromesh 4-speed transmission. Refinements over the 3.8 L model include the aforementioned motor and transmission, improved braking system with a new brake servo, electrical system converted to negative earth and an alternator in exchange for the dynamo and pre-engaged starter motor.
The sale of this E-Type will be accompanied by a jack and clean title. With undeniably good looks compounded by a restored condition and striking color combination, this E-Type is ready for exclusive concours events such as Amelia Island or rallies such as the Copperstate 1000 or Going to the Sun Rally.
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Bid in the amount of $142,000
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@jerry991 The only numbers we could find on the engine is the number next to the spark plug in the pictures supplied and 76596/1
I see the BHT certificate posted but what about photos of the serial number on the head and the block?
Bid in the amount of $136,000
@maze agreed. The blue is spectacular with the red interior in real life. It almost looks black in the photos.
Beautiful color. The photos don't do it justice.
@dschmitt It was purchased at a major auction and we will check our records as to your question
to seller, who did the restoration? How much was in total spent on the restoration? And when was it done?
Bid in the amount of $135,000
Bid in the amount of $120,000
I don't see any mention if it is the original engine and there doesn't appear to be any photos of the engine or head numbers. Do you a certificate from the BHT indicating colors, etc.
@MK19 it’s in excellent running condition. We just changed the oil to get the pictures taken for this site.
G911: can you comment on the running condition given the few miles I'd assume from post restoration? Will it need a bit of a mechanical refurb, tires etc. to make it roadworthy?
Thanks. Nice example for sure.
@5020love Thanks for you interest. Good luck with the local car.
I am withdrawing my bid on this car - I have found one locally to pursue - thanks and good luck
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@5020love We do not have any books or tool kit with the car.
Do you have books and tool kit
Bid in the amount of $75,000
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