2007-02-18 16:44:19 | Geoff. Beardsley writes:

we bought the car in 1995 from Eagle Etypes,We have averaged 5,000 miles per annum. We have toured Scotland, Ireland,France many times Spain,Denmark, Swedon.The car has been extremely reliable and has never let us down.

2007-04-10 08:38:55 | Paul Culley writes:

I used to own this car. I bought it in 1972 or 1973. The Reg No was KCY750E. It looked very good but after buying it I discovered someone had changed the clutch by hacking out the transmission tunnel. Combined with the rust in the sills I didn't feel it was very safe thereafter. I saw it at a classic car show at Kempton or Sandown Park about 15 years ago and it looked as though it had been restored very nicely. It is also pictured in a Jaguar book which I have somewhere.

2007-06-30 16:40:06 | Geoff. Beardsley writes:

Dear Paul, Your information is very interesting.Kcy 750E is still the registration number,and it must have been restored after your ownership.I know Fulbridge Restoration Company at Malden worked on the car around 1992 I bought the car from Eagle at the Sandown show in 1995, trading in a series 2 roadster E type Reg SAH 339H if I remember correctly. I am amember of the E TYPE CLUB, do you still run an E TYpe? Best wishes Geoff. Beardsley

2012-12-14 18:53:43 | pauls writes:

Nice photos of this car in "Jaguar an illustrated history of the world's most elegant car" by Roger Hicks, published by Bramley books.

2013-03-28 08:07:12 | Paul Culley writes:

Yes, just rediscovered the book in the loft. Pages 72 to 75.

2014-01-27 11:38:30 | geoff. beardsley writes:

Hi Paul, if you live near Twickenham and would like to see KCY 750E, I will be happy to show the car to you. Best wishes Geoff

2014-03-31 15:44:17 | Paul Culley writes:

Hi Geoff, Sorry about the delay, but I don't check this site very often. I would love to see the car again. Please email me.

2018-09-08 11:20:05 | Rupert Clark writes:

My father bought KCY750E around 76 from a scrap yard and carried out a nut and bolt restoration with his friend Paul Cizieck (sorry sure not correct spelling) The car in the Steve Hicks book is the result of the work. I was a very young boy at the cloudy photo shoot! The car won Jaguar Drivers Concours 2 years on the trot I believe 1984 85. He sold it around 87 on the proviso he'd get first refusal if sold on. Not long after he sold it he was offered it back after the new owner wrapped it rou d a tree. Heartbroken after all the work he refused. My father and I would live to see it in good health. He's in his 78th year and not well these days.

2018-09-08 11:20:25 | Rupert Clark writes:

Sorry correction. Roger Hicks book.