2023-11-25 01:10:27 | Reno writes:

car on auction at Brightwells

www.brightwellslive.com/timed-sale/5376/lot/663542%2ftimed-sale%2f5376

Description:

Original UK car; current owner 16 years; well-maintained and in regular use; Bell stainless steel exhaust; Mota-Lita steering wheel; a driver quality example, ready to enjoy

First registered in October 1969, this UK market E-Type Series 2 2+2 has had 7 former keepers according to the V5C, all recorded in documents on file, and has been in the current ownership since 2007. It comes with a good file of history extending back to the early 1990s which is when the car appears to have been restored by a previous owner, the engine being rebuilt at that time and the colour changed from red to Old English White, judging by photos on file.

Our vendor acquired the car from Jaguar specialist John Seddon of Ivydene Garage, Betley in July 2007, Ivydene treating it to a major service and cosmetic spruce-up at the time of purchase which cost £12,250. They also fitted a Bell stainless steel exhaust system in 2008. Ivydene continued to look after the car for the next dozen years, with plenty of invoices for regular upkeep and servicing.

Since 2020 the car has been looked after by AWJ Automotive of Newcastle-under-Lyme, bills on file for this period amounting to some £5,300. Apart from regular service items, this has included a suspension overhaul with various new bushes and Koni front shock absorbers; new track rod ends; new engine and steering rack mountings; all new coolant hoses; carbs stripped, ultrasonically cleaned and rebuilt; fresh gearbox oil etc. It has had a major service within the last 300 miles and all the tyres have around 6.5mm of tread.

Old MOTs show that the car has covered around 4,600 miles in the current 16-year ownership, the vendor telling us that it has always been kept garaged and has been mainly used for local shows and Jaguar Enthusiast Club events. He states that: “The car drives great, the engine runs very well and stays cool. It has never had any starting issues, oil pressure issues or over-heating and has been a great car to own and enjoy. It has only done about 200 miles in the last two years so I have decided the time has come to pass it on to someone else”.

As you can see in the photos, the E-Type looks very sound and presentable with a pleasingly original leather interior and good brightwork, although there are a few minor paint blemishes here and there (a tin of Old English White touch-up paint comes with the car). Starting promptly and running sweetly as we have moved it around on site, with good 40psi oil pressure, it is ready for a new owner to enjoy right away.

2024-01-11 20:36:20 | pauls writes:

Car returns to auction 2/24

www.brightwellslive.com/timed-sale/5524/lot/671000%2ftimed-sale%2f5524

Auction description:

1969 Jaguar E-Type 2+2 S2

Auction Ends: Wed 14th Feb

Estimate: £33,500-35,500

LOT 24

Otherwise same as above

2024-11-08 14:36:53 | pauls writes:

Car now offered at:

www.carandclassic.com/car/C1705482

Seller's description:

1969 (H) Jaguar 2+2 E TYPE Uk Car For Sale

Right Hand Drive

7,000 Miles

Manual

Reg. FVX6H

White

Dealer

United Kingdom

Finished in gleaming white with contrasting black leather interior, this original UK example has been with its previous owner for 16 years. A well maintained example, in regular use, sounding and driving very well with an excellent soundtrack from the Bell stainless steel exhaust system. The Moto-Lita wood-rim steering wheel gives a nice authentic feel to this driver quality example, which is ready to enjoy. First registered in October 1969 this UK market E-Type Series 2 2+2, has had a limited number of former keepers and has been in the prior ownership for 16 years . She comes complete with a good file of history, extending back to the early 1990's, which is when the car was restored by a previous owner, the engine also being rebuilt at that time. In 2007 this Old English white E-type Jaguar went through the hands of a Jaguar specialist, treating it to a major service and cosmetic spruce-up, which cost £12, 250. They also fitted a Bell stainless steel exhaust system in 2008. Ivydene continued to look after the car for the next dozen years, with plenty of invoices for regular upkeep and servicing. Since 2020 the car has been looked after by AWJ Automotive of Newcastle-under-Lyme, there are bills on file for this period amounting to some £5, 300. Apart from regular service items, this also included a suspension overhaul with various new bushes and Koni front shock absorbers; new track rod ends; new engine and steering rack mountings; all new coolant hoses, carbs stripped, ultrasonically cleaned and rebuilt plus gearbox oil etc. The motor car has had a major service within the last 300 miles and all the tyres have around 6. 5mm of tread. Old MOTs show that the car has covered around 4, 600 miles in the prior 16-year ownership. A very nice usable example that is both solid and reliable . Starting promptly and running sweetly as we have moved it around on site, with good 40psi oil pressure, it is ready for a new owner to enjoy right away.