2025-11-21 16:28:03 | pauls writes:

Jaguar E-Type Series 1 3.8 Litre Roadster "In timewarp

€119,500

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*Jaguar E-Type Series 1 3.8 Roadster*

Before us stands a 1963 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 3.8-Litre Roadster whose very existence is almost unbelievable. A car that hasn't been restored, but rather exceptionally well preserved. An E-Type as one hopes to find, but never truly expects: complete, untouched, and spectacularly original.

This particular example is in a condition that can only be described as "time warp condition." Everything—from the smallest details to the interior and the documentation—breathes the atmosphere of Coventry in the early 1960s. And then there's this astonishing detail: the original hardtop, which hasn't been removed from the car in over sixty years. A story in itself—and the key to the magic of this Jaguar.

*Completely original*

While most E-Types have been restored, reworked, or cosmetically refreshed multiple times over the decades, this car is the complete opposite. The paint shows signs of wear, but it is genuine. The leather is torn, but in absolutely original condition. Every surface bears the marks of time – not the marks of human intervention. In short: a testament to absolute authenticity, the likes of which collectors and connoisseurs find only extremely rarely today.

*Matching Numbers, Matching Colors & Jaguar Heritage Certificate*

As befits the absolute pinnacle of quality, everything here is perfect:

- Engine, transmission, and color specifications are fully matched to the original numbers.

- Comes with an official Jaguar Heritage Certificate.

- Includes the original owner's manuals, documents, and records.

This makes this E-Type not only unique but also an exceptionally solid foundation for those who place the utmost importance on originality.

*Technically inspected and made roadworthy*

Although virtually untouched, the car was recently given a complete technical inspection by specialists and made roadworthy again. Only essential maintenance was carried out to ensure that this icon runs and drives once more – without altering even the slightest detail of its authentic appearance.

Most E-Types have had a different hardtop fitted at some point in their lives or have been driven extensively without one.

But this one? The original hardtop has been continuously attached to the body since 1963. This makes this car not just rare, but practically legendary. First-series hardtops are collector's items in their own right – a never-removed example is virtually impossible to find.