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1967 | Jaguar Type E 4.2

Series 1| 4.2 Lt

178 900 €
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Commerçant

Description

HISTORY: 
The Jaguar E-Type’s inherent beauty is legendary, and it is one of a few cars to ever be exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Production of the car began in 1961, and it originally featured a 3.8-liter overhead-cam six-cylinder engine. Its styling, which was the work of Malcolm Sayer and had been overseen by company founder Sir William Lyons, evolved from Jaguar’s Le Mans–winning D-Type race cars. The E-Type’s construction was a multi-tube front end bolted to a steel body shell.
The long, low hood and front fenders were one assembly and hinged at the front for unobstructed engine access.

Introduced in 1964, the up-sized 4.2-liter inline six had 265 horsepower and could haul the car from 0 to 60 mph in 7.4 seconds, with a maximum speed of 149 mph—and in incredible style and comfort.

OUR CAR:

Built in 1967 and shipped new to Jaguar New York this gorgeous example was first sold to Yellow Springs, Ohio where sold to its first owner.
Not long after (just 5 years) the car was sold to its second owner and remained with him until 2007 where it was placed for sale on eBay motors as a complete and running example still finished in its original Opalescent Silver Blue colour and totally original leather interior.
The car was then sold in Europe where it has seen a nut and bolt restoration with body, matching numbers engine and matching gearbox being totally stripped and restored.

The car kept its original colour combination and its original leather interior which was preserved in all those years with a lovely patina.
Mechanically sound and with a solid original body, the car retains all its original panels apart from a door that has been replaced during the restoration.
In 2007 the car came to Europe with 62.000 original miles and has only covered not more than 3500 miles since with only one careful owner who cherished the car.

A lovey example of one of the most desirable late S1 4.2 E-types.
Take a chance to own one “the most beautiful car ever made” according to Enzo Ferrari which celebrates its 60 year debut this year.

Price: 178.900€
Available by Veloce Classic Italia SRL, Padova, Italy

La nostra auto:

Costruita nel 1967 e spedita nuova a Jaguar New York, questo splendido esemplare fu venduto per la prima volta a Yellow Springs, Ohio, dove fu venduto al suo primo proprietario.

Non molto tempo dopo (appena 5 anni) l'auto è stata venduta al suo secondo proprietario ed è rimasta con lui fino al 2007 dove è stata messa in vendita su eBay motors come esemplare completo e funzionante ancora rifinita nel suo originale colore Opalescent Silver Blue e pelle totalmente originale interno.

L'auto è stata poi venduta in Europa dove ha subito un restauro completo con carrozzeria, motore matching numbers e cambio matching totalmente smontati e restaurati.

 

L'auto ha mantenuto la sua combinazione di colori originale e i suoi interni in pelle originali che sono stati conservati in tutti questi anni con una bella patina.

Meccanicamente sana e con solida carrozzeria originale, la vettura conserva tutti i suoi pannelli originali a parte una portiera che è stata sostituita durante il restauro.

Nel 2007 l'auto è arrivata in Europa con 62.000 miglia originali e da allora ha percorso solo non più di 3500 miglia con un solo attento proprietario che l'ha amata.

 

Un bell'esempio di uno degli ultimi esemplari S1 4.2 E-type più desiderabili.

Cogli l'occasione di possedere una "l'auto più bella mai realizzata" secondo Enzo Ferrari, che quest'anno celebra il suo debutto di 60 anni.

Prezzo:178.900€

Offerta da Veloce Classic Italia SRL, Padova,Italy

Détails du véhicule

Données du véhicule

Marque
Jaguar
Série de modèles
Type E
Modèle
Type E 4.2
Série de fabrication
Serie I
Date immatriculation
Non fourni
Année
1967
Kilométrage (compteur)
Non fourni
Numéro d'identification du véhicule
Non fourni
Numéro de moteur
Non fourni
Numéro de Transmission
Non fourni
Numéros correspondants
Non
Nombre de propriétaires
Non fourni

Détails techniques

Type de carrosserie
Cabriolet (Roadster)
Puissance (kW/CV)
198/269
Cylindrée (cm³)
4235
Cylindres
6
Portes
2
Volant
Gauche
Boîte de vitesse
Boîte manuelle
Vitesses
Non fourni
Traction
Arrière
Frein avant
Non fourni
Frein arrière
Non fourni
Carburant
Essence

Configuration individuelle

Couleur extérieure
Bleu
Couleur fabricant
Opalescent Silver Blue
Couleur intérieure
Noir
Matériel intérieur
Cuir

État, immatriculation, documentation

Expertise disponible
Immatriculé
Prêt à conduire

Fournisseur

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VELOCE Classic and Sports Cars Ltd

Evan Papastefanou

Via Alessandro Volta 32

35030 Veggiano

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