1968 Jaguar E-type Fixed Head Coupe (fhc) on 2040-cars
Little Rock, South Carolina, United States
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1968 Jaguar E type (XKE) Series 1.5 Fixed Head Coupe (FHC), NOT a 2+2. Clear title in hand. All engine, body,vin and transmission are matching numbers. Cosmetically and mechanically sorted.
- Turn key ready
- All lights (exterior, interior and instrument) and rocker switches work as intended.
- Interior panels aligned and straight. Seats are upholstered in leather and are in great condition, no rips or tears.
- All exterior and interior items are period correct to include the hexagon wheel spinners.
- 4 Speed Manual transmission, Twin Stromberg Carburetors, Heat and sound Insulation installed on driver and passenger footwells and transmission tunnel.
- Solid floor pans with structural integrity, Excellent Chrome, Original Glass on all windows with no blemishes, Excellent Paint and all new interior rubber seals.
- AMCO rear and front safety bars.
- Replaced master brake cylinder in December 2016.
- Final year for the Series 1. Most desired by collectors.
Additional Items:
- Original Operating, Maintenance and Service Handbook
- Original maintenance log
- Original Blaupunkt radio, original manual and radio literature
- Original jack, Thor hammer, hexagon spinner tool.
- Original Kangol 3-point safety belts.
- LED tail and brake lights.-have original bulbs.
- LED bulbs for instrument cluster gauges.
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