1963 Jaguar Type E 3,8L Série 1 Roadster Sans réserve VéhiculesVoitures de collection

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1963 Jaguar Type E 3,8L Série 1 Roadster Sans réserve Constructeur : 1963 Jaguar Type E 3,8L Série 1 Roadster Modèle : Sans réserve Carte Grise : Certificat d'immatriculation allemand N° Chassis : Châssis n° 877900 - Même propriétaire allemand de 1987 à 2025 - Restauration réalisée avec le plus grand soin - Désirable Série 1 3,8 litres Roadster - Sans réserve Cette Jaguar Type E Série 1 a passé le début de son existence aux États-Unis et, en février 1987, alors qu’elle était à Los Alamitos (Californie), elle est acquise par un collectionneur dirigeant une entreprise de restauration de carrosserie basée à Bonn et exportée en Allemagne. La voiture était en état d’origine mais en 2015, ce dernier s'est lancé dans une restauration complète à laquelle a notamment participé l'atelier Oldtimer Restauration und Service, de Düren. La carrosserie et la peinture ont été remis en état, de même que les composants mécaniques et l'aménagement intérieur dont les sièges refaits en cuir Connolly. Le numéro frappé sur le bloc-moteur correspond à celui qui apparaît sur la plaque de châssis, ce qui laisse supposer qu'il s'agit bien de son 6-cylindres d'origine. Après sa restauration, cette belle Type E a repris la route en 2017 ; le compteur affichait alors 30 706 km, contre 32 371 km aujourd'hui, soit quelque 1 700 km parcouru en près de 10 ans. En 2025, cette Type E est vendue au propriétaire actuel suite à la succession de ce collectionneur allemand, qui en avait pris grand soin depuis 1987 et avait mené à bien sa restauration dans les règles de l'art comme en témoigne son important dossier de photos. Elle combine donc un état superbe avec le charme et la sportivité es toutes premières Type E, ce qui lui permet de constituer un excellent choix pour prendre part à divers évènements historiques, ou pour simplement profiter de ses performances et de son enivrante sonorité sur les plus belles routes d'Europe. German title Chassis No. 877900 - Same German owner between 1987 and 2025 - Restored with the utmost care - Highly sought-after 3.8-litre Series 1 Roadster - No reserve 1963 Jaguar E-Type 3.8-litre Series 1 Roadster This Jaguar E-Type Series 1 spent the early part of its life in the United States and in February 1987, while it was in Los Alamitos (California), it was sold to a collector who ran a bodywork restoration business based in Bonn and subsequently exported to Germany. The car was in its original condition but in 2015, the latter embarked on a full restoration, carried out in part by the Oldtimer Restauration und Service workshop in Düren. The bodywork and paintwork were restored, as well as mechanical components and the interior, including the seats which were reupholstered in Connolly leather. The number stamped on the engine block matches the one on the chassis plate, suggesting that this is indeed its original 6-cylinder engine. Following its restoration, this fine E-Type returned to the road in 2017. The mileage was then 30,706 km, in comparison to 32,371 km today – the car has therefore been driven 1,700 km only in almost 10 years. Following the passing of this German collector, who took great care of it since 1987 and carried out a meticulous restoration work, as evidenced by its extensive photo archive, the E Type was sold by his estate in 2025 to the current owner. Today, the car combines outstanding condition with the charm and sportiness of the very first E-Type models, making it an excellent choice for participating in various historic events or simply for enjoying its performance and exhilarating sound on Europe’s most beautiful roads.   Photos © Marcphotography 1963 Jaguar E-Type 3.8-litre Series 1 Roadster No reserve Constructeur : 1963 Jaguar E-Type 3.8-litre Series 1 Roadster Modèle : No reserve Carte Grise : German title N° Chassis : Chassis No. 877900 - Same German owner between 1987 and 2025 - Restored with the utmost care - Highly sought-after 3.8-litre Series 1 Roadster - No reserve This Jaguar E-Type Series 1 spent the early part of its life in the United States and in February 1987, while it was in Los Alamitos (California), it was sold to a collector who ran a bodywork restoration business based in Bonn and subsequently exported to Germany. The car was in its original condition but in 2015, the latter embarked on a full restoration, carried out in part by the Oldtimer Restauration und Service workshop in Düren. The bodywork and paintwork were restored, as well as mechanical components and the interior, including the seats which were reupholstered in Connolly leather. The number stamped on the engine block matches the one on the chassis plate, suggesting that this is indeed its original 6-cylinder engine. Following its restoration, this fine E-Type returned to the road in 2017. The mileage was then 30,706 km, in comparison to 32,371 km today – the car has therefore been driven 1,700 km only in almost 10 years. Following the passing of this German collector, who took great care of it since 1987 and carried out a meticulous restoration work, as evidenced by its extensive photo archive, the E Type was sold by his estate in 2025 to the current owner. Today, the car combines outstanding condition with the charm and sportiness of the very first E-Type models, making it an excellent choice for participating in various historic events or simply for enjoying its performance and exhilarating sound on Europe’s most beautiful roads.   Photos © Marcphotography

30 706 km