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1969 JAGUAR XKE E TYPE SERIES II ROADSTER
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night mist blue exterior, grey interior, black dash, black top, black boot, wire wheels and knockoffs with black radial tires, jack, tools, tool bag, original spare wire wheel and tire, 4.2 liter 6 cylinder engine, 2 carbureators, synchronized 4 speed transmission, 4 wheel disc brakes, independent front and rear suspension, not restored, original paint oversprayed in 1970's, top bows and top material original, leather seats original, door panels original, dash original, carpet original, tan trunk mat original, black wood trunk floor original, in 1969 there were only 5700 roadsters and coupes sold in the United States, total production of Series II roadsters from 1968 to 1970 was only 8630 for the United States, 20036 miles, 1 lady owner since 1969 owned for 35 years, parked in garage in 1981 after accumulating 20000 miles in 12 years and not started or driven since, after a "fender bender" in 1970's on the front of the bonnet she had the entire car repainted the original color so the paint would match correctly, there is major rust to the rear of lower right door and minor rust to the rear of lower left door, will require body work and body paint, original interior is very serviceable, top bows are complete but top material will require replacement, exterior chrome and stainless is very serviceable, interior dash is original and complete, although owner states car was in perfect running condition when put into storage will require complete mechanical inspection and replacement of all time and climate sensitive mechanical parts after 23 year storage, because it is 1 owner, low mileage and all original except paint perfect car for concourse restoration and showing or easy restoration for driving, many agree the E type is the most beautiful car ever produced, no car purrs like the sound of a Jaguar, according to Sports Car Magazine "expect to see concourse E types approach $100000 within 2 years".
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