Family Owned Last 46 Years 1963 Xke Roadster on 2040-cars

Year:1963 Mileage:87400

Location:

Edmond, Oklahoma, United States

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Here is the story on this car.

Dad bought in 1968 and we have had it ever since.

The car was originally a coupe but we wanted a roadster.

In 2000 I bought a S1 roadster body from Classic Jaguar in Austin and converted the car.

I had the floors and rockers replaced just because I wanted to undercoat in the rockers, jags are notorious for rust. (Martin Robey panels from (Terry's Jaguar)

The color is Phoenix red.

This has the Gold Head 3.8 engine and Moss 4-Speed

A few of the things I had done during the rebuild.

Willwood brakes

Switch from Positive to Negative ground. Delco alternator

Pertronix ignition

Aluminum racing radiator (Classic Jaguar)

Spin on oil filter

Dayton Stainless 6" wheels

New exhaust system (Terry's Jaguar)

New taillamps (British Auto)

New shocks

New Top

New bushings in steering column

I have pictures and receipts of the rebuild.

In 2008, I had Sports and classic restoration in Norman Oklahoma do a top end rebuild of the engine due to a leak in the water jacket.

We replaced with a correct series 1 head. Installed hardened valves. I have the original head

Basically I got rid of a lot of things that are not good in a series 1 E-Type.

Since rebuild the car has gone about 1.000 miles. I kept the odometer mileage from the original car and it sits it 87,400

Look at the pictures, no car is perfect, but if you are looking for a driver that causes people to stop and stare and you don't want to spend north of $100K this could be the car for you.

Engine # R9553-9

Car #887964

So why I am selling an apprieciating asset, I don't drive it is the biggest reason, kids are in every sport known and I don't have the time.

IF YOU ARE SERIOUS about the car, send me an e-mail through ebay with your name and number and I will call you back.

Thanks for Looking. Take Care

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