Barn find E-type heads to auction
Published 02 July 2018
A barn find E-type that could make an almost perfect restoration project is going under the hammer.
The Jaguar, which has been in storage for the past 35 years in Scotland, has 66,551 miles on the clock and is said to be complete.
The 1962 3.8-litre is a matching numbers car, complete with heritage certificate. Estimated to fetch to between £30,000 to £40,000, 399 ELC will be offered at no reserve.
The dust-covered English sports car was found in Moray, Scotland, and is part of the H&H Classics sale at Buxton, Derbyshire, on 18 July.
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