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Record Creation: Entered on 21 November 2006.

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2007-01-03 20:00:36 | Paul writes:

Hi there - I noticed your question about latch covers. I have 889441 It was quite original and had the very long latch cover also. I thought t was non-standard and nearly threw it in the skip until i saw other US e-types with similar covers. Seems like UK cars didn't get them???

2007-01-13 20:16:34 | neil writes:

I think that these long latch covers were only used on the last of the 3.8's and with the introdution of the 4.2's the fuel pump being changed to the normal SU pump the cover had to be change as it covered the cut out for the pump access.
I will try and post some photos of the car soon, it is still under restoration but almost there.

2007-01-13 21:11:57 | neil writes:

The car was purchased from a couple of guys importing American cars into Australia in 2000. It had bonnet damage but no rust at all. It was originally white with black trim, but is now opalescent dark blue with beige trim.It has a Getrag 5 speed box and totaliy integrated air con (you can not see it until you drop the ashtray and dummy radio down) Apart from this it is very original looking.

2013-05-22 04:58:30 | Anonymous writes:

Advertised for sale 22 May 2013 on carsales.com.au . Advertisement states: "This E-Type has benefited from a full Ground Up bare metal restoration to concour standard. The Opalescent Pearl Blue is an original factory colour combination with new champagne parchment Leather interior. The reconditioned 3.8 litre engine is mated to a Getrag 5 Speed gearbox. The suspension is also overhauled with parts replaced as required. A new air conditioning system is unobtrusively installed within the engine bay. An MP3 audio system is also installed and fitted in the rear, with the original dashboard remaining unmodified. AUS$175,000 INC GST."

2013-06-06 01:58:18 | Anonymous writes:

6 June 2013 for sale at the Healey Factory A$175k

Rego no 02826 H

www.healeyfactory.com.au/listing/1963-jaguar-e-type-coupe/

2013-06-09 17:16:28 | pauls writes:

Car also listed at:
www.carsales.com.au/dealer/details/Jaguar-E-Type-1963/AGC-AD-13824162/

In addition to above description:
Winning Jaguar Car Club Victoria Outright Concours in 2010, Motorclassica 2nd in Class 2011 & Jaguar Car Club Victoria Gold Winner 2012, Experts agree this is a truly stunning car.

During the restoration this car had all the Modifications tastefully hidden and disguised, this was to preserve the Original look of the car.

ENGINE NO: RA4339-9

2013-06-19 06:47:42 | John writes:

Dreaming if the owner thinks a lhd to rhd car with a modern gearbox and A/C is worth 175k

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