2012-03-02 11:20:44 | XKE Data writes:

The record was updated:

2003-12-18 09:21:00 | Lofty writes:

Ebay item 12/18/03
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Current bid $2,125 (Reserve not met), 4 bids, 6 days left in auction.

Sellers comment:
The car on offer is a fabulous, unmolested, matching numbers original car with only 27,000 real miles. This is not a restored car, but a car that has been well taken care of and maintained throughout the years. The paintwork has recently been professionally re-done in the original correct Opalescent Maroon, and is done to a very high standard. The body is straight as ana arrow and very solid. The interior has fabulous original leather on the seats and nice original door panels and package area. Mechanically the car is in fine form. The matching number engine starts easily and is very strong. The car drives extremely well, and is easy to drive as well, thanks to the rare automatic transmission. We have a stack of maintenance receipts that are included with the car, as well as all the original books and warrantee documents. This is not a concours show car, but an awesome original car that is very pretty and very correct. If you've always wanted an E-type, look no further.

2004-01-28 22:28:03 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 1/28/04
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Current bid $5.8k (Reserve not met), 4 bids, 6 days left in auction.

Previous auction ended at $14,250 (Reserve not met) after 24 bids.

2012-03-02 10:32:19 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 3/2/12
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Current bid $12,400 reserve not met, 7 bids 6 days left in auction. Car now said to be in Scottsdale, Arizona. 30k miles.

Sellers description:
Beautiful, once in a lifetime find of a very original 1967 Jaguar E-Type XKE "Series 1" 4.2L 2+2 that is in excellent condition inside and out. It only 30K original miles on it with one beautiful repaint paint and all original black leather interior. It also has all its original books, manuals, jack and spare tire. This is truly of one of the nicest original, survivor Jaguar E-Type's on the market. There was only 2,644 1967 Jaguar XKE LHD 2+2's built. This is the last year for the "Series 1" XKE covered headlight Jaguar. It is considered to be the most collectable XKE's. It is also a very rare automatic transmission car which is very hard to find.

This car is equipped with the following options:
4.2 Liter 6 cylinder Engine (#'s Matching)
Borg-Warner Automatic Transmission (Rare)
Factory Chrome Wire Wheels with New Redline Tires
Original Black Leather Interior
AM-FM Radio
Wood Steering Wheel
Etc....

This car was painted once in its original color Opalescent Burgundy that looks amazing. It has been detailed to a beautiful shine. The body is totally rust free and accident free! All the chrome on the car is in beautiful condition. This car looks amazing and was amazingly well preserved. This car has always been garage kept and pampered its entire life. The original chrome wire wheels look like new and it has a brand new set of redline tires on it.

The all original black leather interior looks excellent. The dash and gauge cluster is just as bright and clean as the day it was new. Everything works flawlessly in the car. All the original glass is excellent. It still has its original wire wheel spare. It also has its original jack still and correct wheel hammer.

Mechanically, this Jaguar is in excellent condition and it runs and drives excellent like a 30K mile car should. It has its original 4.2 Liter 6 cyl engine that runs like a top. The engine compartment is all detailed and looks beautiful. The car needs nothing and it runs and drives excellent.

This is a highly desirable collector car that is only going up in value as time goes on. All in all, this is a beautiful car that needs nothing and truly belongs in a museum or Jaguar collection. It also comes with a stack of receipts from all the years of maintenance done to the car.

2012-03-10 06:38:12 | Anonymous writes:

Ebay reports the car sold 8 March 2012 by Classic Auto Brokers of Scottsdale, Arizona for $34,050