| 5.3 Jaguar E-Type | |||||
| Two Plus Two | |||||
| Right Hand Drive | |||||
| 7S1555SA | |||||
| 1971 | Regency Red | ||||
| 2026 | Biscuit | ||||
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2026-03-17 00:53:33 | pauls writes:
Car offered at:
www.evoke-classics.com/auction/&limit=100
Seller's description:
1971 Jaguar E-Type S3 V12
Registration AFL 100J
Engine Size 5343
Transmission Automatic
Colour Red
Interior Tan
Location Bridgwater, Somerset
Current ownership for 22 years
Just 2 previous registered keepers
Recent professional recommission and valet
Gearbox & rear axle rebuilt
HPI Clear
Low ownership coupled with careful custodianship.
Few classics carry the universal appeal of the Jaguar E‑Type Series III, yet the market today is crowded with cars of varying quality and uncertain histories.
This E-type stands apart for a very simple reason: remarkably low ownership and careful long-term custodianship.
With just two former keepers and 22 years with the current vendor, it represents the sort of well-looked-after E-Type that enthusiasts are always hoping to find.
Sensibly reserved, well maintained and freshly recommissioned prior to sale, it offers a reassuringly sorted example of this iconic V12 grand tourer.
A cherished long-term classic.
First registered 1971
Odometer showing 47,000 miles, believed to be genuine by the vendor based on paperwork held
Vendor believes this may have been among the first cars delivered when the Series III launched
Long-term ownership of more than two decades often tells its own story about a car’s quality and enjoyment.
Mechanicals
The mighty Jaguar V12
The Series III introduced Jaguar’s famous V12, delivering effortless performance and turbine-smooth refinement.
5.3-litre Jaguar V12 engine
Around 272 bhp
Approx. 0–60 mph in 6.5–7 seconds
Automatic transmission driving the rear wheels
Independent rear suspension (IRS) for refined ride and handling
Four-wheel disc brakes
Power steering
Significant mechanical work has been undertaken during the vendor’s ownership:
IRS rebuild
Gearbox rebuild
“Thousands spent” maintaining the car over two decades
Prior to sale, the vendor has also spent around £2,000 recommissioning the car after a period of light use; highlights include:
Old fuel purged and fuel pump rebuild
Engine tuned and carburettors balanced
Front brake calipers replaced
Brake fluid changed and handbrake refurbished
Front suspension stripped and refurbished
Exterior
A striking classic presence
Few shapes are more recognisable than the E-Type coupe.
Finished in eye-catching red coachwork
Chrome and paintwork presenting well overall
Wire wheels completing the classic look
Vendor reports the car has been Waxoyled from new, reflected in its well-preserved condition
Minor age-related deterioration noted to the lower section of the offside door, unchanged during current ownership
Interior
Characterful and well preserved
The cabin presents as a classic Jaguar interior that has aged with charm.
Tan interior trim
Cabin described as tidy, clean and full of character
Original ambience maintained throughout
Condition consistent with careful long-term ownership
Our vendor adds “It's a lovely car that's been well looked after. I'd happily jump in it today and drive to Scotland!”





























