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Sporting a striking green exterior, this vintage beauty is sure to turn heads and ignite conversations wherever it goes. Under the hood, this Jaguar boasts a robust I6 engine, promising a smooth and powerful driving experience. Paired with a manual transmission, this car offers full control, allowing you to truly connect with the road and experience the thrill of driving at its purest. Inside, the car features a luxurious black leather interior, offering a great contrast to the vibrant green exterior. The seats are not only stylish but also comfortable, ensuring a pleasurable ride whether you're going on a quick errand or a long drive. Adding to the vintage charm of this vehicle is an AM radio. While it may not offer the latest in digital technology, it provides a nostalgic touch that harks back to simpler times. Tune in to your favorite station and let the soundtracks of yesteryears accompany your journey. This Jaguar XKE Series 1 also comes with a manual convertible top, offering you the flexibility to enjoy the open air whenever the mood...

This work of art has been considered a touring masterpiece of timeless design. An icon in the motoring world. Designed by Malcom Sayer, the Jaguar XKE was proudly assembled in Coventry England from 1961-1975. The Jaguar XKE went through many technical changes over the years but never lost its original design appeal. Three different series models were produced during the XKE run. The series 3 was only available as a coupe 2+2 and convertible 'roadster' models. The XKE can be distinguished as the car that sparred industry changes in both state- of- the art technology and safety improvements. With such advancements as rack and pinion steering and independent front and rear coil spring suspension. Such early technology that we take for granted in today's automotive world. Jaguar was one of...

This beautiful Jaguar is powered by a strong 4. 2 L Inline 6 paired to a smooth 4 speed manual. This incredibly rare Jag even has the highly desirable Gold Heads which any Jag fan knows sets this car far apart from others. This gorgeous Jaguar has seen a very thorough engine out restoration over the years, and the owner has hundreds and hundreds of receipts for all of the work that he had done, with most of it being done at Jag Cars Limited in Nashville Tennessee and Jaguar Specialists of Indiana. The engine and transmission are believed to have been rebuilt around 2000 miles ago, and taken completely out of the car and rebuilt with all new parts and British Wiring. There was not a single part of this vehicle that was not addressed during the lengthy and thorough restoration. The exterior has seen hundreds of hours of body and paintwork and it is finished in a gorgeous Signal Red with a Biscuit colored top and interior. In...

This celebrated sports car is presented in a distinguished maroon exterior that complements its luxurious black leather interior. with maroon piping The color combination is a timeless classic, exuding elegance and sophistication, a true testament to Jaguar's renowned design aesthetics. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful I6 engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This combination delivers a smooth and engaging driving experience, offering the balance between performance and comfort. This 1970 Jaguar XKE is equipped with a manual convertible top, allowing you to enjoy open-air driving at its finest. Whether you're cruising down the highway or navigating city streets, the convertible top adds an extra layer of excitement to every journey. The car also features original hub caps and wire wheels, adding a touch of vintage charm to its overall appeal. Inside, you'll find a...

Pushing into the late 50s and early 60s Jaguar was working on a new car with factory equipment that would bring about massive changes in the automotive industry. Such items like independent front suspension, rack and pinion steering, disc brakes and unitary construction and more really set this Jag apart. The E-Type in the UK or the XKE as it would become known in North America was unveiled in 1961 and would see 3 generations or series until 1974 and would be touted as one of the most beautiful cars ever made. Here we have a '70 model, next to last year of the 2nd Series. The navy-blue paint looks really nice as it should being repainted in 2017. The beige leather goes well with the exterior and is in great order. Powering this car stated to be the original 4. 2L, rebuilt and bored to a 4. 7L and backed by a smooth shifting 5-speed manual transmission. The car runs and drives out very well! Car received a frame off restoration and stated to have 400 miles on it since the rebuild. The current owner has had her for over 9 years. The current owner...