2004-04-16 10:28:59 | Lofty writes:

Inet ad 4/16/04 at:
www.cars-on-line.com/62jag14649.html

Sellers comment:
Jaguar XKE Coupe. Beautiful Signal Red w/ a Saddle Tan interior, Connlan leather seats and center console by Bass Interiors. Total Frame up restoration. complete new wiring harness,new rubbers thru out, new chrome. Matching numbers car. 1890 miles since total restoration. Appraised value is $45,000.
Price: $35,000

2012-07-26 07:29:05 | pauls writes:

Ebay item 7/26/12
cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1962-Jaguar-XKE-Fixed-Head-Coupe-Matching-Numbers-Mechan ...
Current bid $15,600 reserve not met, 11 bids 9 days left in auction. Car now said to be in Beverly Hills, California.

Sellers description:
1962 Jaguar XKE fixed head coupe 3.8, series I, matching numbers, red with tan interior, wire wheels, pride in ownership, beautiful early E-type, just came out of an estate, mechanically sound.

2012-08-07 07:45:18 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 8/7/12
cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1962-Jaguar-XKE-Fixed-Head-Coupe-Matching-Numbers-Mechan ...
Current bid $17,100 reserve not met, 21 bids 9 days left in auction.

Previous auction ended at $39,999.99 reserve not met after 19 bids.

2012-10-27 07:51:10 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 10/27/12
cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Matching-Numbers-Desirable-Covered-Headlight-Series-/121 ...
Opening bid $30,000 reserve not met, no bids 6 days left in auction. Car now said to be in Emeryville, California.

Sellers description:
1964 Jaguar E-Type Series I
s/n 887034, Engine no. R7868-9
Red with Tan Leather
** Total Mileage Unknown **

This particular example is an attractive, numbers matching example, which has been the subject of considerable restorative works including paint, chrome, and upholstery. It is reasonably straight and solid, with good "driver" level cosmetics. While not much is known of the early history of this covered headlamp Series I, the present owner purchased it in southern California.

The car starts easily, and revs freely, making good power. The clutch operates normally, and the brakes are functioning well. The transmission shifts well. The suspension has a nice feel, although this example may benefit from an alignment, as it pulls slightly to the right. Generally speaking the switchgear and ancillary items are in working order, but the oil pressure gauge reads higher than what is likely accurate. The steering wheel itself, while original, is fractured and will need to be refinished by the next owner. As there are no records for the restoration, we cannot saw with authority what mechanical works was performed during the restoration process.

The car presents well with a beautiful static stance. The paintwork is done to excellent driver standards and has a fresh sheen to it. The chrome is generally very nice, with just minor weathering in select areas. The interior has beautiful leather upholstery on the seats, and wool carpets and foot well trim from a kit. The vinyl door panels are also very nice, and the cloth headliner is beautiful and unmarked. The engine bay makes a good presentation, and is detailed to original specifications and is largely complete with such items as the often missing window washer bottle. The porcelain exhaust headers are showing the usual cracking.

This example retains its original front subframe ("window frame") displaying the chassis number on the right front shock tower, as well as its original engine head and cylinder block. The body has had the corrosion repairs common to E-Types carried out, and while there is evidence of the metalwork performed when viewed for the underside, it is generally very solid at this time.

Included with the sale is a workshop manual, a jack and bag, knock off hammer, and the matching wire wheel spare.

2015-07-15 11:12:59 | Anonymous writes:

Car is now listed on: www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/jaguar/e-type/1756549.html

With following discription

Location:
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah 84121
Mileage:
53273
Trans:
Auto
Condition:
Mint
Exterior:
Red
Interior:
Tan
Description:
1962 Jaguar E-Type Series I, This particular example is an attractive, numbers matching example, which has been the subject of considerable restorative works including paint, chrome, and upholstery. It is reasonably straight and solid, with good "driver" level cosmetics. While not much is known of the early history of this covered headlamp Series I, the present owner purchased it in southern California.

The car starts easily, and revs freely, making good power. The clutch operates normally, and the brakes are functioning well. The transmission shifts well. The suspension has a nice feel, although this example may benefit from an alignment, as it pulls slightly to the right. Generally speaking the switchgear and ancillary items are in working order, but the oil pressure gauge reads higher than what is likely accurate. The steering wheel itself, while original, is fractured and will need to be refinished by the next owner. As there are no records for the restoration, we cannot saw with authority what mechanical works was performed during the restoration process. The car presents well with a beautiful static stance. The paintwork is done to excellent driver standards and has a fresh sheen to it. The chrome is generally very nice, with just minor weathering in select areas. The interior has beautiful leather upholstery on the seats, and wool carpets and foot well trim from a kit. The vinyl door panels are also very nice, and the cloth headliner is beautiful and unmarked. The engine bay makes a good presentation, and is detailed to original specifications and is largely complete with such items as the often missing window washer bottle. The porcelain exhaust headers are showing the usual cracking. This example retains its original front subframe ("window frame") displaying the chassis number on the right front shock tower, as well as its original engine head and cylinder block. The body has had the corrosion repairs common to E-Types carried out, and while there is evidence of the metalwork performed when viewed for the underside, it is generally very solid at this time. Included with the sale is a workshop manual, a jack and bag, knock off hammer, and the matching wire wheel spare.

Price: $95,000 negotiable 8014057840