1969 Jaguar E-type Coupe Ser Ii, Leather, Air And Low Miles on 2040-cars
Orem, Utah, United States
1969 Jaguar E-Type Ser II 4.2L Coupe. Beautiful.....unbelievably low miles. Garaged in Florida for 20 Years. I have spend 14 years in making this vehicle nice but now the wife says it has to go. Prestine reupholtery done last year. Engine rebuilt. Only 1,937 E-types were sold in 1969 when Joe Namath and the Jets won Super Bowl 3. This was the 1,739th sold that year. Full records and manuals. All matching ser#. I am only the 2nd owner of the car. The original owner died in the vietnam war and the car was then stored by his family in a warehouse in Florida. I am in the car business and put out feelers for a nice E-type that I could restore. After searching for a year, I found this vehicle waiting just for me accross the country. Sorry to see it go. Only serious inquiry please.
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