2013-05-22 15:07:29 | XKE Data writes:

The record was updated:

2003-04-30 00:53:25 | Anonymous writes:

Barrett-Jackson auction lot #678, Scottsdale, AZ Jan 2003. Sports Car Market report reads:

"Claimed matching numbers car rotisserie restored. Went on to be regular JCNA concours awards winner with 100 and brace of 99.9 points scores. Panel fit still impressive, thickly painted without blemish, perfect brightwork and interior."

2003-11-23 04:06:30 | Anonymous writes:

www.classicshowcase.com/CUVehicleZoom.asp

Priced at $120,000, sold.

Ad read:

No expense was spared in this correct and proper restoration. The craftsmanship and fit are superb. Perfection was the goal in restoring this original numbers matching E-type Roadster.
Details

Driver level vehicle

This pedigree E-Type is totally documented and was featured on British Car Magazine's front cover with an additional story backing up the quality. In the restoration process the vehicle was on a rotisserie to make the bottom of the car as nice as the top. This first place national show car has never been offered for sale before.
Awards won

100 points Jaguar Owners Club, Inc. Los Angeles

99.99 points Jaguar Club Southern AZ

99.99 points Jaguar Club of Central A

2004-07-23 18:50:00 | pauls writes:

Car was sold at BJ auction in 2003

Auction description:
1963 JAGUAR XKE ROADSTER
LOT #191 - RESERVE
2003 PBCCA CCA
SOLD FOR $83,700

COLOR - WHITE
TRANS - 4-SPEED
ENGINE SIZE - 3.8
VIN - 850476

No expense was spared in this restoration. The craftsmanship is superb as well as the fit. First place national show winner jcna after winning three jcna concours scoring 99.99 points average. This pedigree e-type is a superb example and was featured in british car magazine front cover with an additional story backing up the quality and the series. In the restoration process the vehicle was on a rotisserie to make the bottom of the car as nice as the top. Body stripped to bare metal and finished, doors, bonnets and boot fit to body, epoxy sealed and painted, color sanded and buffed, new rubber, seals, grommets, and gaskets, trim and bright work replaced or replated, new proper interior, including carpet, panels, dash adn seats fitted with a hood top bows and seat frames powder coated, replaced stone guards, new windshield and early headlight glass, new drip panels. 3.8 Dohc in-line 6-cylinder engine, with 265 factory base horse power 4 speed manual transmission, independent front and rear suspension, 84,985 miles showing white with red interior and black hood no tools or jack car #850476 100points jaguar owners club, inc. Los angeles, 99.99 points jaguar club southern arizona, 99.99points jaguar club of central arizona, first place national jcna show winner.

2004-07-25 11:56:56 | pauls writes:

This car was also sold at auction in 1997. Auction description:

1963 JAGUAR XKE ROADSTER
LOT #638 - RESERVE
1997 BJCCA CCA
SOLD FOR $45,675
COLOR - WHITE
TRANS - MANUAL
CYLINDERS - 6
VIN - 850476

OLD ENGLISH WHITE SHOW WINNER. COMPLETE RESTORATION WITH PAINSTAKING ATTENTION TO DETAIL, AUTHENTICITY AND ORIGINAL SPECS. A COMPLETE NUT AND BOLT RESTORATION. COMPLETELY DETAILED UNDER CARRIAGE. A PROFESSIONAL REBUILDING OF COMPLETE DRIVETRAIN, BRASS SLEVED BRAKES. . ALL HARDWARE REPLATED ORIGINAL, COMPLETE NEW WIRING HARNESS, COMPLETE TOOL KIT, JACK AND OWNERS MANUAL, ALL CHROME TRIPLE PLATED, STAINLESS STEEL EXHAUST AND GLASUARIT PAINT.

2013-05-21 19:05:10 | pauls writes:

Car scheduled to be at auction Aug. 2013

www.rmauctions.com/lots/lot.cfm

Auction description:

Monterey 16 - 17 August 2013

1963 Jaguar E-Type Series I 3.8 Roadster

Without Reserve

Chassis no. 850476

Sold for $170,500

It is a matching-numbers example that features its original 3.8-liter inline six. It is complete with its original radio, and most recently, a set of reproduction wide whitewall tires have been fitted to the stunning chrome wire wheels. Attesting to the quality of the restoration, this Jaguar was on the cover of the December 1999 to January 2000 issue of British Car magazine, where it was featured in an article on E-Type Jaguars. In addition, it is a former JCNA National First Prize winner, scoring on three occasions 100, 99.99, and 99.99 points. Quite simply, this is the perfect example for the enthusiast or collector looking to purchase one of Jaguar's sexiest creations.

2013-10-18 12:17:50 | Sherlock writes:

That's an early 61 engine number in this car, The car has a repro tag that can have any number you wish. There is no Heritage Cert proving anything after all these JCNA high points. Why?

2014-03-17 21:24:57 | mike mueller writes:

current engine belongs in a outside latch roadster it should have engine approx. r 4800

2014-07-31 15:40:37 | pauls writes:

To Sherlock, the car must be correct for the model year but JCNA do not check numbers and as such a JDHT info has little value in judging.