1970 Jaguar E-Type

Extensively restored vehicle by the renowned classic car specialist Jobst Schriewer

Matching numbers for engine and body according to the Jaguar Heritage Certificate

High-quality mechanical overhaul and complete repaint

Equipped with Weber twin carburettors and an aluminium radiator

Owned by the last owner for 20 years

Continuously maintained by Jaguar specialists Jag-Tec Classic Cars & More – installation of a fully rebuilt original gearbox in 2025

This Jaguar E-Type Series II is a classic Open Two Seater (Roadster), powered by the proven 4.2-litre inline six-cylinder engine and equipped with a manual four-speed gearbox.

According to the Jaguar Heritage Certificate, the car was manufactured on May 18, 1970, and originally delivered to the United States. The original colour combination was “Light Blue” with a black interior and black soft top.

The vehicle was imported from the United States to Germany in early 2006 and subsequently underwent an extensive restoration by the well-known classic car specialist Jobst Schriewer. Since then, the vehicle has had only one owner.

As part of the restoration, the bodywork was professionally repaired, the mechanical components were extensively overhauled, and the interior was meticulously renewed in keeping with the original specifications. Particular emphasis was placed on quality and the most authentic execution possible.

In addition, the E-Type received several sensible technical upgrades, including an aluminium radiator, a Weber twin carburettor setup, as well as a trip master and a classic Becker Mexico radio. A complete repaint rounded off the restoration work.

During its period of ownership, the Jaguar was regularly driven and not only carefully maintained but also actively enjoyed. The vehicle successfully participated in several classic car rallies, impressively demonstrating its reliability and driving pleasure.

Maintenance and servicing were carried out continuously by the Jaguar specialist workshop Jag-Tec Classic Cars & More in Osnabrück. In 2025, a fully rebuilt original four-speed gearbox was also installed there, further enhancing the car’s technical condition.

Today, this E-Type presents itself in a truly very appealing overall condition — both visually and mechanically.