2004-01-28 16:39:05 | Lofty writes:

Car was in the 2004 Barrett-Jackson auction at Scottsdale. Description reads:

"Meticulously maintained after restoration by one owner for over 25 years. Beautiful Brown exterior, Tan interior, Black top and tonneau cover. 4-speed synchro transmission and covered headlights. Powerful smog exempt 4.2 Liter engine. All numbers match. Comes with all the books, original tools and factory provenance. This body style was chosen by the New York Museum of Modern Art for its permanent collection."

Sold at $34,560

2004-04-18 15:52:52 | Anonymous writes:

Sports Car Market magazine (5/04) was somewhat more sanguine on status at 1/04 Barrett-Jackson auction: "Older, poor-quality respray. Uneven finish; dirt, fisheye and small rust bubbles in paint. Panel fit poor especially the all-important bonnet. Brightwork off, large dent in rear bumper. Front bumper fits poorly. Interior intact but looks tired. Hose clamp patch on rear exhaust pipes. Chassis dirty..... A big number ($34,560) for a substandard example in most situations...."

2006-03-26 11:56:13 | pauls writes:

3/26/06 car offered for sale at:
vantaaj.com/1965_Jaguar_E-Type.html
Completely restored, now white with black interior. For sale, asking price $150k.

2007-02-23 10:50:03 | Anonymous writes:

Car was in the Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale '07 Description reads:

"This stunning car has less than 100 miles since a no-expense spared restoration. It is documented, numbers matching car. There are many finely restored E-types, but few can match the attention to detail present in this one. Over $200,000 and 3,000 hours were spent completely disassembling, rebuilding and refinishing every nut, bolt, and component on the car. Won "Best in Class' at its first JCNA outing and scored 99.7 Complete restoration down tot he correct nuts and bolts. Body stripped to bare metal, gapped to better than factory standards, block sanded six times, painted and wet sanded. New Connolly leather interior and top. Blueprinted, balanced, and rebuilt engine. Totally rebuilt running gear with all new rubber, bushings, and ball joints. New brakes and cylinders re-sleeved with brass liners for corrosion proof stopping power. Original tool roll and spare. Includes Book and DVD on restoration"

Sold at $107,250

2007-08-17 00:22:47 | Anonymous writes:

2nd Place at JCNA Jaguar Club of Ohio Concors Show score of 99.69

2015-03-06 15:15:18 | Anonymous writes:

Car was sold in a private sale February 2015.

2015-08-12 13:19:08 | Anonymous writes:

Car to be sold at JR Auctions in Monterey

jr-auctions.com/jrs-auction-catalog/

2015-09-05 11:52:33 | pauls writes:

Ebay item 9/5/15
www.ebay.com/itm/Jaguar-E-Type-roadster-/271977135388
Opening bid US $225,000, no reserve, no bids 6 days left in auction. Seller Classic Showcase. 79k miles.

Sellers description:
This1965 Jaguar XKE OTS chassis number 1E11149 is a matching numbers car that comes in a fantastic color combination of Old English White/Black with a Black Top. The car has been driven very little since the original restoration, and stands as a great contender for JCNA showings. Jaguar professionals performed a comprehensive restoration to that of a show/driver level, where the vehicle was stripped to bare metal and the body was refitted, painted, wet sanded and buffed to a wonderful finish. A new proper interior was installed, along with a new convertible top and top bows. All systems were serviced and brought to proper specifications. A file of receipts and a DVD documenting the restoration of the XKE are included with the roadster. Recently, the car was driven on a 30 mile road trip to the 11th Annual La Jolla Concours d'Elegance in La Jolla, CA, where it received an award and caught the glances of many in attendance. The car has been carefully stored since then, standing ready to compete in your next favorite concours! Don't miss this chance to own one of Jaguar's most coveted and highly collectible models that continues to appreciate in value!

2015-10-13 20:18:22 | pauls writes:

Direct Classic Showcase URL:
classicshowcase.com/index.php/inventory/detail/461

2016-02-17 17:53:02 | pauls writes:

Car to be at auction 3/16
www.rmsothebys.com/am16/amelia-island/lots/1965-jaguar-e-type-series-1-42-litre- ...

Auction description:
Amelia Island 12 March 2016
1965 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 4.2-Litre Roadster
Chassis no. 1E 11149
Engine no. 7E 4458-9
Body no. 4E 2466
Without Reserve

The 1965 roadster on offer is a later 4.2-Litre model with the all-new synchromesh gearbox and more comfortable seats than on earlier examples, while retaining the covered headlights and thin side-lights and taillights that are considered most desirable. Built on June 15, 1965, it was sold through Jaguar's New York distributor to Virginia Miller Downey.

The car recently received an extensive, no-expense-spared, bare-metal restoration from Jaguar professionals at Classic Showcase in Oceanside, California, in its original colors of white over a black leather interior with a black canvas top. During the restoration, the body was properly prepared, block-sanded, painted, wet-sanded, and buffed. In the course of a complete mechanical rebuild, the engine was blueprinted and balanced and the suspension overhauled with all-new bushings and ball joints. New brakes were fitted, while the fuel system and cooling system were overhauled, and all electrical parts were rebuilt or replaced as necessary. A new Connolly leather interior was installed along with a new canvas top and boot and all-new rubber seals. The car is fitted with a Blaupunkt AM/FM radio. Further, the accompanying Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust certificate confirms the car retains its original engine.

This well-sorted Series 1 roadster includes an accompanying file of work orders, invoices, and a DVD documenting the restoration. The new owner can choose between a concours career for this elegant Jaguar or enthusiastic participation in numerous tours and rallies--or perhaps both.

2016-05-09 22:46:58 | Capt RD writes:

Sold Amelia Island auction 3/16/2016 --- $181,500