1969 Jaguar E-TYPE Series II Roadster. 32,212 Original Miles

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You’re looking at an exceptional 1969 Jaguar E-Type Series II Roadster survivor—a car that defines originality, provenance, and timeless beauty. Finished in its factory-correct Willow Green exterior over a Suede Green interior, this is a three-owner example with just 32,212 original miles, only one documented repaint, and a Jaguar Heritage Trust Certificate.

Highlights
• Matching-numbers 4.2L DOHC Inline-6 & 4-speed manual
• Original VIN tag, data tag, chassis stamp & sheet metal
• Extensive original documentation including owner’s manuals, warranty card, service records & a letter from the original owner
• JCNA Concours judged multiple times – perfect 1000/1000 scores
• Retains original interior, steering wheel, radio & even the factory windshield with “break-in procedure” sticker intact

This E-Type was built in November 1968 and sold new in June 1969. It remained lovingly cared for by its original owner for over 30 years before passing through two careful collectors. In 2005, the car received a high-quality repaint to factory specs while retaining 100% original sheet metal. A correct black convertible top was later installed, also to factory standards.

The interior is remarkably preserved, showcasing original Suede Green leather, Smiths instrumentation, wood-rim steering wheel, and classic Jaguar craftsmanship rarely seen at this level today. The engine bay and undercarriage remain highly original, clean, and unrestored—exactly what top collectors look for.

MS CLASSIC CARS acquired this special E-Type directly from long-term ownership, fully serviced and detailed it, and December 2025 marks the first time it’s ever been offered publicly.

An authentic, documented, concours-level Jaguar E-Type survivor—not over-restored, not modified, just beautifully preserved.