2018-12-11 10:54:52 | Site Robot D35T1NY writes:

1E34090 and/or some of its content was moved to 1E34099 on Tuesday 11th of December 2018 07:54:52 AM with this note:

Corrected VIN.

• Moved dataplate information to destination car (M6476T52060)
• Deleted dataplate: 1E34090
• Moved all photos

2024-12-09 20:28:05 | XKE Data writes:

The record was updated:

2018-12-11 07:42:28 | pauls writes:

Ebay item 8/15/18

www.ebay.com/itm/1967-Jaguar-E-Type-XKE-Jaguar-Numbers-matching/113202646635

Car has a buy it now price of $59,500 for 20 days, seller faunlimited1, 34k miles. Car now said to be in Princeton, Texas.

Seller's description:

1967 Jaguar XKE

Numbers matching

Owned for many years by the first owner then acquired a few years ago by the second owner, and then put into storage.

We recently acquired this car from the 2nd owner

This car is complete, and in excellent restorable condition.

The engine turns by hand, and will run with little effort.

all original parts are present

New carpet kit included

New hose kit also included

this car is believed to have around 34k original miles and is marked as actual mileage.

the floors have had some patch work done, that don't need attention right away, but could use some cleaning up.

Spare tire area is solid, bonnet is solid

And all bonnet gaps and panel gaps look very good.

Overall a nice restoration candidate

2018-12-11 07:42:55 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 9/6/18

www.ebay.com/itm/1967-Jaguar-E-Type-XKE-Jaguar-Numbers-matching/123352978374

Car has a buy it now price of $53,500 for 20 days, same seller.

2018-12-11 07:52:22 | pauls writes:

Car now offered at:

www.erclassics.com/jaguar-e-type-1967-j4099/&slide=3

Seller's description:

Jaguar E-Type S1 FHC 1967 Matching Numbers for restoration

Highlights

• Matching Numbers

• Fixed Head Coupe

• Series 1

• Original black colour

• Good basis for restoration

This is a 1967 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 Fixed Head Coupe (FHC) and is a good basis for restoration. This car offers the possibility to restore to concours quality or only to perform the technique and welding to use the car as a driver's car. The 4235CC matching numbers 6 cylinder engine with 3 carburettors runs and is linked to the manual gearbox. Originally this car was delivered in the beautiful colour combination of a black paint with a red interior. In short, a Jaguar E-Type S1 with a lot of potential.

2018-12-12 00:55:28 | Daniel writes:

www.erclassics.com/jaguar-e-type-1967-j4099/

Asking price : €64,950

2024-12-07 01:12:33 | Reno writes:

freshley restored back in his original colores, now for sale at the classic motor hub:

classicmotorhub.com/jaguar-e-type-series-1-4-2-1967/

Description:

Looking resplendent in its rare original colour scheme, this late-model Jaguar E-type Series 1 has spent most of its life in North America and has benefitted from an extensive recent restoration in the UK.
Chassis number 1E34099 was built at the Browns Lane factory on 5 January 1967 and dispatched to Jaguar Cars New York on 26 January. Although little is known of its early life in the US, it is believed to have had only two owners and covered only about 34,000 miles by the time it was sold to a specialist in Texas in 2018.
Later that year, it was shipped to another specialist, this time in the Netherlands. It was then sold to its current UK-based owner as a project car in 2019, and a thorough restoration soon got under way.
The whole process is documented via a wealth of invoices in the E-type’s history file, and included replacing the floors and sills, stripping down and overhauling the suspension – new Gaz dampers and Polybushes were fitted – and rebuilding the engine and gearbox. Having been resprayed maroon and retrimmed black at some point during its time in the US, it was also returned to its striking factory-original combination of black with a red interior.
The braking system was fully rebuilt and the final touches to this comprehensive project were applied in the summer of 2024. After initial road-testing, a new water pump and crank damper were fitted, and the suspension geometry was fine-tuned in order to make sure the E-type drove as well as it looked. Now being offered for sale at the Classic Motor Hub, this beautifully restored, matching-numbers Jaguar E-type is an exceptional example of the Series 1 4.2 – the model that many marque experts consider to be the sweet-spot in the E-type range, thanks to its combination of unspoilt styling and numerous improvements over the earlier 3.8.