1974 Jaguar E-type Convertible on 2040-cars
Lancaster, Ohio, United States
Engine:V-12
Drive Type: Manual
Make: Jaguar
Mileage: 45,400
Model: E-Type
Trim: Convertible Roadster
Options: Leather Seats, Convertible
1974 Jaguar E-Type Convertible Roadster (XKE Series III)
- V-12 original engine
- Manual 4-speed
- 45K miles
- Original AC
- Original leather
- Original soft & hardtop
- Solid Floors
- Power steering
- New tires
I am the third owner. The second owner purchased car from Indy dealership in 1979. I have lots of original paperwork. Car has been in storage since 1986. Rebuilt carbs, clutch and brakes within last few months. Car now runs smooth and strong. There is, however, an oil leak that will need some attention. See pics of small rust spots on quarters. Also see pic of paint flaw near trunk; the previous owner said he had placed a can on the car cover for several years that eventually created a ring in the paint.
Please send message through Ebay or call (740-415-7053) with any questions. Car is located in Lancaster, Ohio.
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Jaguar names its 3 Series-fighter XE, packs it with Ingenium engines
Tue, 04 Mar 2014Jaguar is committed to emerging from the fringes of the luxury car market and into the mainstream. Just take a look at where it was a couple of decades ago and where it is now: In the 1980s, it had essentially two product lines, the XJ sedan and XJ-S coupe/convertible), and now it's got the XK coupe and convertible, the XJ sedan, the XF sedan and wagon and the F-Type coupe and roadster. But it's not about to stop there.
Coventry knows that if it's going to take on the German and Japanese heavyweights, it's going to need a compact sports sedan, and it's not about to repeat the mistake that was the X-Type. To that end, it's long been rumored to be developing a rival to the likes of the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class - it just hasn't given us much to go on. But that changes right here and now.
At the Geneva Motor Show, Jaguar has confirmed the imminent arrival of its new sports sedan, and along with the teaser image above, has given us some juicy details. For one, it'll be called the XE - fitting nicely alongside its big brothers the XF and XJ in Jaguar's growing sedan lineup. For another, it'll hit markets overseas in 2015 and arrive here in the United States in 2016.
2013 Jaguar XF 3.0 Supercharged
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Stunning Jaguar E-Type Lightweight tribute featured by Petrolicious
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Len's 1964 E-Type has been fashioned to look like one of the rare Lightweight E-Types from 1963 and 1964. The aluminum-bodied E-Types, of which only a dozen were built, were all intended exclusively for racing, much like Len's heavily modified example. While it retains the 3.8-liter straight-six, its engine, transmission, suspension, brakes and body have been extensively tweaked and fettled to allow this classic Jag to compete with a field of V8s.