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1973' Jaguar E-Type
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520,000złPublished 4 December 2023
Updated 6 October 2024ID: zlZur9
Updated 6 October 2024ID: zlZur9
Expired
1 year ago
1 year ago
Information from the owner
Body: Coupe
Age: 51 years
Mileage: 29000 km
Displacement: 5343 cc
Transmission: Manual
Exterior color: Bronze
Seller's comments about 1973' Jaguar E-Type
Good morning, I am selling a Jaguar E-TYPE from 1973, 3 Series, 2+2 coupe.
An amazing piece and a piece of history. Original mileage 29,000 miles. The first owner, a surgeon from California, fell ill and the car was kept in the garage for many years. It is a unique copy, all parts, including the entire interior, are original and confirmed by an appraiser (the only non-original parts are the wipers and mats).
The most beautiful car in the world will soon turn 50 years old and have 30,000 miles of confirmed mileage.
I didn't plan to sell it, especially at such a bargain price, but the financial situation forced me to do so, so there is an opportunity for a new buyer.
For more information, please call and inspect the car.
This announcement is solely commercial information and does not constitute an offer within the meaning of Art. 66, § 1 of the Civil Code. The seller is not responsible for any errors or outdatedness of the advertisement.
An amazing piece and a piece of history. Original mileage 29,000 miles. The first owner, a surgeon from California, fell ill and the car was kept in the garage for many years. It is a unique copy, all parts, including the entire interior, are original and confirmed by an appraiser (the only non-original parts are the wipers and mats).
The most beautiful car in the world will soon turn 50 years old and have 30,000 miles of confirmed mileage.
I didn't plan to sell it, especially at such a bargain price, but the financial situation forced me to do so, so there is an opportunity for a new buyer.
For more information, please call and inspect the car.
This announcement is solely commercial information and does not constitute an offer within the meaning of Art. 66, § 1 of the Civil Code. The seller is not responsible for any errors or outdatedness of the advertisement.
