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2014-08-13 06:09:27 | Lofty writes:

For sale at Silverstone Auction on 4th September 2014

www.silverstoneauctions.com/etype-4-2-1967-fully-restored-2009-early-1-5-series

Registration: PAT 308F
Chassis Number: 1E/1883
Engine Number: Not Specified
Number of cylinders: 6
CC: 4200cc
Year of Manufacture: 1967
Estimate (£): 70,000 - 85,000

Chassis number 1E/1883 is a very early departure from the 1st series E-Type and is the 19th right-hand drive roadster off the series 1.5 production line. Built in September 1967, the first month of production for the model, this immaculate matching numbers example has had 6 former registered keepers and has been the subject of a chassis-up nut and bolt restoration. This is supported by a photographic record of the rebuild and bills and receipts for mechanical works, which include: engine, gearbox, axle, brakes, suspension and transmission. There is documentary evidence of over £100,000 being invested in this cherished vehicle by the (late) previous owner between 2007 and 2009. Since this time "it has enjoyed less than 2,000 miles of dry Sundays and Fun-days."

This very rare example represents the absolute best of both worlds, series 1 looks with series 2 mechanical components and reliability. These include all synchromesh gearbox, sunken foot well, wider seats, series 1 bonnet and front grill, triple SU carburettors, one-piece inlet manifold, fluted cam covers, eared hub caps on steel chrome wheels and series 1 centre panel with ignition lock, tumbler switches and starter button.

Finished in red with black leather interior and black mohair roof, this stunning E-Type has covered 65,500 miles from new, which is supported by a long MoT and service history dating back to 1978. Chassis number 1E/1883 offers a rare opportunity to drive away in a Jaguar that has both superb provenance and benefits from a most exacting restoration.

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