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I am thinking of buying a Jaguar FHC E-type. Where do you think we are in the price cycle? Going up, going down or static? Do E-types conform to the principle that a winter purchase would be cheaper?
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Going up. Money is once again searching for tangible investments and the right old cars are going up far faster then gold and real estate. In October, Barons sold a 1970 Jaguar E-Type S2 2+2 for £10,250 + commission and a 1971 Jaguar E-Type S3 Roadster for £35,000 + commission. You can download a PDF of Barons auction results since 1992 to see the trends at www.barons-auctions.com.
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