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Year:1967 Mileage:76608
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  • Year: 1967
  • Mileage: 76608
  • Primary color: Black
  • Transmission type: 4 Speed Manual
  • Engine: 4.2 Liter DOHC Inline 6

Concourse winning paintwork that’s so deep it feels like you could go swimming

In 2008, The Daily Telegraph ranked the E-Type amongst the one hundred most beautiful cars in the world. This elegant 1967 model year example exhibits the beautifully clean lines and attractive character of this capable roadster and esthetics that likely earned it its place as one of the most appealing cars of the last century. A stunning example of British automotive engineering.

This particular E-Type has a long list of specifically selected repairs and upgrades, all of which maintain the integrity of an E-Type and transform it into one of the best driving Jaguars available in today's market. Just to name a few:

Concourse winning paintwork that's so deep it feels like you could go swimming in the bonnet.
Wilwood disc brakes.
New clutch with a lighter flywheel and a steel insert which can be replaced upon any signs of wear.
Complete engine rebuild.
Flow-through exhaust system.
Alloy expansion tank.
Quartz-clock
Completely rebuilt transmission. Yes, including synchronous.
Perfectly maintained and kept in a climate controlled facility.

It's hard to pick out just a few, however, this will hopefully give you some insight as to the detail that was put into this restoration. Please contact us if you would like to be provided with a detailed list.

The car's numbers match and are certified by the Jaguar Daimler heritage trust certificate. The car was originally black on black and imported to New York. The vehicle's first owner lived in Orange, New Jersey.

Toolkit, complete documentation, photographs and a number of first-place awards are included.

I would strongly recommend you come and see this beauty for yourself. This is a car that simply cannot disappoint.

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