4.2 Jaguar E-Type | Cream | ||||
Open Two Seater | Black | ||||
Left Hand Drive | Black | ||||
British Leyland, New York | |||||
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13 August 1969 | United States | ||||
1969 | Cream | ||||
2025 | Black | ||||
Nice Driver | Black | ||||
Chichester | |||||
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2025-04-06 12:00:06 | pauls writes:
Car offered at:
www.carandclassic.com/auctions/1969-jaguar-e-type-series-42-ots-45oLMg
Seller's description:
1969 Jaguar E-Type
Colour White
Odometer 66,723 Miles
Engine size 4235cc
Seller Type Private
Chichester, Sussex, United Kingdom
Older restoration in classic OEW with black leather
Very good condition across body, paint, trim and mechanicals
Used extensively for continental and international tours
Regularly used and always reliable
Sigma fast road spec engine with 123 electronic ignition
Large history file with significant ongoing investment
Last serviced less than 200 miles ago
Voluntary MOT to March 2026 with no advisories
Classically finished in Old English White with a black leather cabin following an extensive restoration in the mid 1990s, it is a really good example of the Series 2 E-Type. It began life in the USA, before returning to the UK in 1990. It was converted to RHD during that earlier restoration.
The current keeper acquired it in 2011 and has clearly thoroughly enjoyed it. The car has clocked up 25,000 miles in the intervening years, including several continental and international tours. It sports some useful upgrades that suit regular use, notably a Sigma Fast Road Spec engine, 123 electronic ignition, power steering and even intermittent wipers. There is also a Brantz rally meter if you fancy some regulatory events.
Submitting a Historic Vehicle for voluntary MOT is always a reassuring sign. It also gives buyers extra transparency about the car’s condition. This car has an advisory-free MOT test to March 2026.
Usable and in great order, this E-Type also has some desirable upgrades that make owning and driving considerably more pleasant.
The vendor says:
“Used for many continental and international tours, never "failed to proceed. Engine is fast road spec.123 Electronic ignition. Original four speed box. The car has been maintained as required to keep it in top condition. Large history file.
“Good, reliable, useable E-Type to be enjoyed , leap in and go. I there was anything wrong with the car I wouldn't have kept it for 14 years.”
The History and Paperwork
First registered 1969
Imported to Uk and registered here in February 1990
Six registered keepers since arriving in the UK
JDHT certificate verifies engine number and current colour scheme
Current keeper since February 2011
Restored in 1995 and converted to RHD including respray
Used for many continental and international tours
Reported to have always been reliable during current keeper’s tenure
Thick history file showing regular maintenance and investment
Factory handbook
Various invoices
Old MOTs and tax discs
MOT to 23rd March 2026 with no advisories
Serviced at 66,563 miles
Showing 66,723 miles
Chassis number 1R10285
The Condition
Classic Old English White with black colour scheme is very similar to factory specification
Restored some years ago to a high standard and remains in very good order
There are some minor blemishes to paintwork but nothing detracts overall
Panel fit and finish is very good with flush doors, well-fitting bonnet and flush boot lid
Bodywork appears free from corrosion in usual check areas such as arches and sills
Underside is very well presented with useful current MOT showing no structural advisories
Sits on chrome wire wheels which are in good order with no obvious tarnish
Quality classic Vredestein tyres all round with good sidewall condition and plenty of tread
Exterior chromework is bright, complete and appears to be undamaged
Black roof in very good condition with clear rear window and no obvious tears or scuffs
Matching tonneau which fits well as shown
We are told that the windscreen is not chipped
Lights front and rear in good order with clear lenses and fully operational
Front and rear chrome bumpers are correct for model and present well
Smart black leather interior with tasteful upgrades but visually unmodified
Black leather seats show very light patination but again, this does not detract
Seats are heated and show no tears or creases
Door cards, switchgear and dials all in good order and correct for vehicle
Black carpets through cabin and boot in good condition with protective over mats
Standard E-Type Series 2 interior with Brantz rally meter discreetly located
Upgrades include useful intermittent wiper control and power steering
Fitted with classic Motorola radio which is in good condition
No reported faults with switchgear, electrics or dials
The Mechanics
4,235cc XK straight six engine to Fast Road Spec
4spd manual gearbox
We understand that this car is a matching numbers E-Type
Useful upgrades include 123 electronic ignition
Fitted with hydraulic power steering
Very tidy engine bay
Limited slip differential
Used regularly by seller for long tours when it has proved 100% reliable
Good, reliable, and usable E-type to be enjoyed; ready to drive according to seller
No reported running or driving issues
No advisories on current MOT