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1973 Jaguar E-Type 3 Series V12 - 101 324 KM Uniqueness of the car - Heritage certificate - Equipped with XJS ignition - Exhaust and additional cabin fan trim - Quality restoration Our Jaguar E-Type 3 Series V12 was launched in 1973 in Europe. It has 101, 324 kilometres on the clock, which are not guaranteed due to the 5-digit odometer. Imported into France in 2004, the car last changed hands on 8 April 2016, and is distinguished by its elegant Beige colour, combined with a red leather interior. The leathers have a slight patina and the interior is in generally good condition. Under the bonnet, this E-Type 3 Series is equipped with a 272bhp V12 engine, coupled to a manual gearbox. Mechanical performance is excellent. The only malfunction to be noted comes from the air conditioning. Fully serviced by a Jaguar specialist, the last service will be carried out for the sale, and the brake pads are at 50% wear. Some invoices and history information are available, as well as a repair file.
Options and equipment include: - Air conditioning (non-functional) - Radio - Cigar lighter - Chrono - Dual exterior mirrors - XJS ignition - Exhaust cover - Additional fan Model history summary The Jaguar E-Type 3 Series, launched in 1971, is distinguished by its 5. 3-litre V12 engine, a significant development compared to previous versions of the famous E-Type. This iconic model, produced between 1961 and 1974, left its mark on motoring history with its avant-garde styling and technologies inspired by racing cars, notably the Jaguar D-Type, which had won Le Mans three times. The 3 Series featured technical improvements such as reinforced brakes, power steering as standard, and a new automatic transmission as an option. The V12, fitted with four Zenith carburettors, produces around 272 bhp, enabling the car to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/ h in less than 7 seconds. The long-wheelbase chassis offered more interior space, making the 3 Series a more comfortable car, available as a cabriolet or 2+2 coupé. Visually, the 3 Series is recognisable by its wide front grille, widened wheel arches and four tailpipes. Produced until 1974, this version marked the end of the E-Type era, with just 15, 290 units produced, including some rare six-cylinder models. More information: Europe's leading car concierge, Carsup helps its customers to buy, look after and sell their vehicles, from classic cars to modern supercars. Aspiring to excellence, our passionate specialists make it a point of honour to select models with a clear history and rigorously maintained. Please note that we offer all new owners the possibility of storing their acquisition free of charge for a period of one month in the Carsup car park of their choice (Paris, Orléans, Fontainebleau, Brussels, Bordeaux, Geneva, Nice, Marseille, Lyon, London, Le Mans, Antwerp).
The Carsup sales team will welcome you by appointment. 12-month guarantee and possible extension. Virtual and physical visit / home delivery possible.
