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1969 Jaguar E-type FHC 4. 2 Series 2 Manual - LEFT HAND DRIVE
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New Forest National Park UK
Solid original car from the USA - can run it as it is - hard to find any evidence of structural rust- silver self coloured underseal.
£7500 of recent work done
Marginally higher new rear axle crownwheel & pinion just fitted - at some expense - for European adventures... and much more useful in modern traffic
Chassis number 1R26735
UK registered 15/ 5/ 17
Manufactured 13/ 8/ 69
V5C UK Registration NNB 573G
Exported to British Leyland New York 21/ 8/ 69
Jaguar Heritage Trust Heritage Certificate 7/ 2/ 17
Factory colour combination of silver with black leather interior
Ex-Dallas Texas, this car was treated to a re-spray at some point in the USA
£7453. 14 spent since May 2017 by the present owner as listed below
From the collection of a long-term E-type Jaguar collector, this car has been carefully refreshed and was intended for use on European trips in the coming months, now that is it ready to be driven as it was meant to be driven.
However, the owner has suffered a devastating house fire last year, and now his need is to concentrate on rebuilding a complex listed house, while still retaining some of his car collection. Not surprisingly his house rebuild has taken over all other events for the owner at present - hence the car is now offered for sale.
Work carried out in current ownership since May 2017 totals £7453. 14:-
Full Service
Spark Plug set - new
Yuasa Battery & leads - new
20/ 60 Classic Penrite Oil
Indicator / horn stalk – new
Handbrake repair kit – new ratchet
Steering rack gaitor - new
Wiper blades - new
Shock absorber bush repair
Windscreen washer fixed
New coil, rotor arm, points, condenser - new
Fuel filters - new
Brake pipes - new
Clutch master cylinder - new
Water pump pulley tensioner kit – new
Top & Bottom Ball joints - new
Front brake calipers – piston and seal kit rebuild
Headlights reset to UK
Cooling fan switch - new
Brake fluid DOT 4 renewed
Alternator repair
Seat belts
Anti roll bar bushes - new
Higher 2. 88:1 ratio differential to meet modern road conditions & long distance events
Radius Arm Assembly - new
Rear Wheel Bearings - new
Retune Carburettors
Clean handbrake linkages
Speedo recalibration
Instrument lights fixed
Thermostat - new
Antifreeze replaced
Recent set of new Michelin tyres
An additional list odd jobs is of course there to be done, but in the main this car has had a fair amount of expenditure to ensure it is up to the standard desired by the owner to embark on touring in Europe.
Introduced in 1968, the Series 2 E-type had a number of design changes to suit the requirements of new legislation in the ever eager American market. Headlight covers disappeared, larger front and rear brake and indicator lights were introduced – no bad thing for the roads of today - and a new wrap-around rear bumper was fitted. Dashboard rocker switches replaced the toggle switches, and the bonnet mouth was enlarged slightly to aide cooling. Head restraints were now fitted. A key steering lock arrangement replaced the dashboard key and push-start button. Ribbed cam boxes introduced to replace the polished versions. Just 4855 fixed head coupe Series 2 E-types were produced, together with 8628 open top sports, and 5326 2+2 examples, totaling 18, 809 cars





















