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22 - JAGUAR E-TYPE. Year: January 1, 1969. Serial No.: J69 R41044 B. Five-digit odometer reading: 38,965 KM. Color: gray. The Jaguar E-Type, unveiled to the public at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show, left its mark on its era with its elegance and performance. A true sports car, its design—the work of Malcolm Sayer, an engineer and stylist with a background in the aerospace industry—caused quite a sensation. It’s worth noting that one example has been added to the permanent collection of the MOMA in New York. Our model corresponds to the Series 2 (1968), featuring an enlarged grille, more wraparound bumpers than the previous version, a new 4.2-liter engine, and an automatic transmission. This is a regularly maintained vehicle in its original condition, just waiting to hit the road again. Owned by a Fontvieille enthusiast since 1998. A vehicle inspection report dated November 6, 2026, is available. The vehicle is in good running condition.
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€30,000 - 35,000Sale fees
JAGUAR E-TYPE. Year: January 1, 1969. Serial No.: J69 R41044 B. Five-digit odometer reading: 38,965 KM. Color: gray. The Jaguar E-Type, unveiled to the public at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show, left its mark on its era with its elegance and performance. A true sports car, its design—the work of Malcolm Sayer, an engineer and stylist with a background in the aerospace industry—caused quite a sensation. It’s worth noting that one example has been added to the permanent collection of the MOMA in New York. Our model corresponds to the Series 2 (1968), featuring an enlarged grille, more wraparound bumpers than the previous version, a new 4.2-liter engine, and an automatic transmission. This is a regularly maintained vehicle in its original condition, just waiting to hit the road again. Owned by a Fontvieille enthusiast since 1998. A vehicle inspection report dated November 6, 2026, is available. The vehicle is in good running condition.
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