1967 Jaguar

⭕ THE SALE

This 1967 Jaguar E-Type S1 2+2 is currently in a 2-week auction on our website. This is our guide price, i.e. what we think the car is worth in the current market, however, the reserve will be lower. You can read much more about the car, see of hundreds of detailed photos and videos of it, and ask the seller any questions on our website: we can't add links on this platform, so please search for "Trade Classics" on Google.

⭕ VEHICLE SUMMARY

An iconic, family-friendly grand tourer combining sports car performance with comfort.

Introduced at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1966, the Series 1 2+2 was Jaguar’s elegant answer to a growing dilemma: how to allow the family man to experience the thrills of the world’s most glamorous sports car. By lengthening the standard E-Type's wheelbase by nine inches and raising the roofline, Jaguar created a practical Grand Tourer that retained Malcolm Sayer’s iconic, long-bonnet proportions while finally accommodating a pair of rear seats. These increased dimensions completely redefined the interior ergonomics, transforming the cockpit into a vastly more comfortable long-distance cruiser.

Under that famously sculpted bonnet sits the legendary 4.2-litre straight-six XK engine, which was capable of effortlessly dispatching the 0–60 mph sprint in under eight seconds before charging onward to a top speed of 140 mph. Leaving most contemporary sports cars in its wake, the 2+2 became an instant sales success by beautifully bridging the gap between Jaguar’s traditional saloon comfort and their racing-bred heritage.

Coming from almost 5 years with our vendor, this 1967 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 2+2 is finished in classic red with a black interior. The car is backed by £13,000 worth of invoices from the past five years, which includes an £8,000 investment in the engine alone. Complementing this mechanical work is a professional, though undocumented, exterior restoration, alongside significant additional spending on the brakes, suspension, fuel system, and structural components. While the major mechanical and cosmetic work has been completed, the car now requires some interior light renovation to truly finish it.

It comes complete with two sets of keys and holds a valid MOT until October 2026, offering peace of mind despite its road tax and MOT-exempt status.

⭕ VEHICLE DETAIL

We've written a longer and more detailed description of this vehicle on our website, which will answer all of your burning questions. To see the car on our site then just search for us, Trade Classics, on Google.

⭕ BEFORE YOU CALL US

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⭕ ABOUT US

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⭕ FINANCE AVAILABLE

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