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1E16174

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 1E16174 22 November 1967
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Owner: Peter Allan

I bought this in March 2024 with the view to restoring it. As with many owners, this is one of my favourite cars from my childhood and at last I own one!

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Updated April 24th, 2024. Not legal proof of ownership.

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2020-09-10 09:57:04 | pauls writes:

Ebay item 9/10/20
www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Jaguar-E-Type/193655987613
Opening bid US $65,000, no reserve, no bids 9 days left in auction, seller hilltop6955, 22k miles.

Seller's description:
Hilltop Auto presents stock #323, this 1968 4.2 E-type roadster that is fully numbers matching. The actual mileage on the odometer is true at 22,196 miles. The factory original tires are still on the car. The car has been stored in a garage located in New Mexico (a very dry state) since 1972. This car has a super dry body which is very desirable for restoration. The Jaguar Heritage certificate we have in hand shows the car was manufactured on October 31st 1967 and was originally Dark Blue with a red interior.

2026-06-26 17:57:37 | pauls writes:

Car now offered at:

classicshowcase.com/index.php/inventory/detail/860

1968 Jaguar-XKE Series 1.5 4.2 OTS

Current condition: UNDER RESTORATION

Transmission: 4-speed manual Suspension: Independent Front / Rear Color exterior: Jaguar Dark Blue Color interior: Red Mileage: 100 test miles (after restoration) Wheels: Chrome Wire Wheels Tires: Vredestein Tires 185 x 15 Brakes: Front & Rear Disc

Vin #: 1E16174

Engine #: 7E14800-9

Gearbox #: EE1499

Body Number: 4E8134

This matching-numbers 1968 Jaguar E-Type Series 1.5 Roadster is an exciting project that is now undergoing a comprehensive show/driver level rotisserie restoration by our team. Finished in its original Jaguar Dark Blue with a Red interior, the completed restoration will retain its factory-correct appearance, including a Dark Blue soft top and boot cover, 4-speed manual transmission, twin Stromberg carburetors, and wire wheels. Acquired as a partially restored project after the previous owner was unable to complete the build, the Jaguar has already been fully disassembled, with the body currently in primer. As part of our restoration process, the body will be stripped to bare metal, thoroughly evaluated, metal finished, body fitted, and refinished in its original color combination to our exacting standards. Every aspect of the restoration will be approached with the goal of creating an exceptional stock example that faithfully captures the appearance, character, and driving experience of the original E-Type.

Mechanically, the XKE will undergo a comprehensive restoration as well, with the engine, transmission, differential, suspension, steering, braking, cooling, fuel, electrical, and hydraulic systems rebuilt. Components will be restored, with replacement parts utilized where appropriate to ensure proper fit, function, reliability, and longevity. The completed E-Type will then undergo extensive assembly, detailing, road testing, and final sorting to ensure it performs to the highest of standards. On the Inside, the E-Type’s cabin will be restored by our upholstery department using correct materials and craftsmanship, including a beautifully trimmed Red interior, along with a new Dark Blue soft top and matching boot cover.

Though restoration is now underway, there is still time for the future owner to personalize the build with selected performance, comfort, and convenience upgrades. Whether incorporating subtle driving enhancements such as air conditioning or a five-speed transmission, or other driver-focused enhancements, this is a great opportunity to tailor the restoration to your individual preferences while retaining the timeless character of Jaguar's iconic sports car. Please inquire for additional details, and stay tuned for more updates on this Series 1.5 XKE restoration!

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