These dirty E-Type produced a nice bag of pennies on

Posted on 11-03-2016 at 22:03 by RubenPriest – 19 Comments”

Dirty E-Type in one sentence. There is courage needed for that. And a dirty E-Type.

Because we guess that it is a while ago this E-Type pampered. Not only the E-Type, incidentally, but that story is for another time. Fortunately, the British icon finally what love to see. After years of loneliness, there is a new owner for the animal.

Sometimes it seems like ‘E-Type’ and ‘barnfind’ hand in hand go hand in hand. We have numerous times written about and this time there was a Jag prey to oblivion. This copy is from 1963 and was found in the English Surrey. In contrast to other cases, it is the Brit in his pitiful state. The new owner should so kick his hands from the sleeves go stitches.

Of course, there is also behind this E-Type a story that you should hear while you’re with a roaring fire (ff click HERE before reading on). The Jag was in ’63 bought by Ivor Arbite. A London designer that under the logo of the Beatles has designed. By an unknown reason, he was the E-Type, however, was soon. According to the auction house if the Jaguar in the intervening years ownership several times. The last known owner of the car was Frank Riches. He used the instance for what spielerei on the circuit. He was between 1967 and 1969 with the red rascal at Brands Hatch. Very brainy was Riches, however, not. He drove the manual transmission of the E-Type kaduuk and decided the car stalls in a barn. That will teach him! -he had to have thought of. In the same barn was in 2015, the E-Type is found. In case they find the car there were still stickers on the windshield. These were in november 1969 already expired.

The E-Type has 72.211 kilometres into the run and is eventually 74.770 euros, auctioned at the Coys Spring Classics Auction in London. A small setback for the auctioneers of Coys. She hoped that the quadricycle around 125,000 euros would deliver. (via Express)

Gallery: Jaguar E Type auction

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