2005-03-20 20:21:49 | TR writes:

Car was totally restored in 1989/90. Upgrades include all-synchro gearbox, oversized radiator and modern electric fan for cooling, engine rebuilt Level 1 (GTRLVL1) by Gran Turismo Jaguar. Car in very good condition mechanically. Bood good but not concours. Fantastic driver! Full tool kit & manuals.

2005-05-20 08:10:48 | pauls writes:

5/20/05 car is offered at
www.auto-quest.com

Sellers description:
1964 Jaguar XKE Convertible, Series I, 3.8 liter, Twin overhead cam engine, 4 speed manual transmission, Carmen red, New black top, Tan interior, Original Blaupunkt radio. Car was fully restored prior to 1997 and remains in very nice condition. It runs and drives very well.
Mileage: 881522
Exterior: Red
Interior: Tan
Condition: excellent
Price: $49,995

2005-05-28 00:26:48 | Steven D. writes:

Car also advertised at adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/0/5/79324605.htm

Same asking price. Car is show as being located in Tifton, GA now.

2005-06-07 12:36:47 | Steven D. writes:

Current seller and owner have added the following information:

> I purchased the car in summer 1997 from Peter Sanders, an Englishmen, then
> living in Tucker, GA. He was moving back to England, at the time. He had
> all the restorations completed in late 89 and the early 90's. Mr. Sanders
> kept it in his closed garage, as have I. It has seen no rain, snow or other
> bad weather that I am aware of since restoration. The car comes with about
> a 2 1/2" thick file of original receipts. The body was stripped, repaired
> as needed and painted, new wiring harness, rubber bushings and weather
> striping, chrome pieces, complete interior, black canvas top, brakes,
> suspension, radiator, proper air cleaner, 5 new Dunlops, exhaust system,
> etc., etc., was installed. The transmission is an all syncro series II for
> drivability (old Moss Box is in pieces and can come with it). The engine
> was rebuilt by Gran Turismo Jaguar of OH. The car was built to drive and
> enjoy. It has been driven an estimated 5,000 miles since restoration. Tool
> kit, Jack, knock off hammer including storage pouches, driver's, service
> parts manuals and files come with the it.

The VIN is 881522, Body No. R8480, Engine No. RA6787, and the original gearbox no. was EB14818J8 which was replaced with a Series II sycro box. The original is available but needs rebuilding.

No one has ever applied for the Jaguar Heritage Certificate for this car as far as we know.

The car looks good and runs and drives well. I have personally owned many Jaguars, beginning with a new one like this in 1964. I am pretty familiar with these cars. This is a good example of a series I Jaguar in very good driver condition. It is very nice but is not detailed to professional show standards but would place well in local hobby car shows and would make an excellent driver.

2006-02-24 07:16:19 | Anonymous writes:

Now for sale in Indoneisa. Seller have also car number 878821 for sale !!! be care full!!