2004-04-06 09:16:12 | Herman Stöver writes:

According to the "International Jaguar E- Type Register / Directory of Vehicles and Owners, 1986 edition of the Jaguar Drivers Club the Great Britan registrationnr. was UEG 97, owner: unknown

2005-08-16 13:17:14 | Robert writes:

Sold at Brooks Chichester sale 23rd Jun 1995 estimate £18000-£25000 hammer price £11000 Reg # UEG 97 cond 2, year 1961

2009-05-23 11:19:19 | Dave Grosse writes:

I think UEG 97 was a replacement reg as it was issued early 1964.

2012-11-09 05:25:01 | Noel Butler writes:

I saved this car from the scrappers in the early 1980s.

2012-11-09 15:47:37 | pauls writes:

Thanks Noel!!!

2016-12-04 19:32:45 | Paul N writes:

Hi, my father in law owned this car 40+ years ago is there any more pictures of it in it's reconditioned state? It was owned in Derbyshire is it still local and is it still loved?

2017-11-13 21:17:13 | pauls writes:

Car attended a concourse put on by the E-type club Sept. 2017

2022-04-26 03:47:21 | Angus Moss writes:

Car is with MossJaguar at the moment for a new rear main seal and a few other bits.

2023-07-19 01:35:54 | Clive writes:

Advertised for sale in The E-Type Magazine number 225, August 2023 asking GBP£250,000. Seller’s description follows:

“Exceptionally original, sympathetically restored and maintained to concours standard. Well known on the international concours circuit. Original factory fitted interior finished in original unmarked opalescent blue. Matching numbers engine and gearbox. Engine very recently rebuilt by Moss Jaguar and is currently running in. Sensibly upgraded for modern day motoring, uprated brakes and electronic ignition. Purchased new by The Marquis of Exeter in 1961. Rare and desirable paperwork recording aristocratic first owner.

2023-11-12 19:48:34 | pauls writes:

Now offered at:

collectingcars.com/for-sale/1961-jaguar-e-type-series-1-3-8-fhc-1

Seller's description:

750 miles

manual

RHD

Opalescent Dark Blue

Red leather

3.8L Straight-Six

VIN 860036

private Sale

Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

Seller Somerset

This is a very early series one, flat floor, fhc E-type, number 36 off the production line. I have owned the car for over twenty years and it has undergone meticulous, substantial renovation. The car has had a few, discreet updates to improve it's suitability for driving on to day's roads. However the original items have been kept.

THE BEST POINTS

The car is essentially a rare, unmolested original E-type. The rebuilt engine and gearbox are matching numbers. The original leather and carpets are in good condition and therefore retains it's original patina. The car has been taken back to bare metal, where appropriate and resprayed back to it's original colour, dark opalescent blue. The engine has just been rebuilt by E-type specialists, Moss Jaguar and covered around 750 miles, which is freeing up nicely. However, as I am still 'running in' I am still taking things gently.

KNOWN FAULTS OR DAMAGE

Over the twenty years of ownership, I have attended to any known faults and the car must be one of the finest examples of the Marque currently available. There are two tiny blemishes to the paintwork, but you would need me to show you where they are.

THE STORY

This car was first purchased by the Marquis of Exeter in 1961. I have tracked down two amusing stories of trips made by his daughter in the car. More recently, this car represented the Marque at HAC and again at The Hampton Court Classic Car Event.

2023-12-01 04:19:45 | Anonymous writes:

now offer by SASSO AUTOMOTIVE for 250k£...........

sassoautomotive.com/arrivals/jaguar-e-type-3-8-flat-floor-coupe/

and there

www.classicdriver.com/en/car/jaguar/e-type-si/1961/991844

2023-12-02 03:59:24 | Anonymous writes:

Nice car, but no welded louvers?