1969 JAGUAR E-TYPE 4.2L
Classic car registration certificate
Chassis No. P1R43034BW
Originally from the U.S.
- Next inspection in 2026
- Same owner since 2004
- Power steering
- The E-Type station wagon
Unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in 1961, the Jaguar E-Type succeeded the XK 150. At the time, it was the world’s fastest production car (240 km/h). Production ran from 1961 to 1975. Starting in 1964, with the switch to the 4.2-liter engine, the bucket seats were replaced by more comfortable reclining seats, the dashboard and center console were covered in black vinyl instead of brushed aluminum, and the Moss gearbox was replaced by a Jaguar synchronized transmission that was easier and faster to operate.
This 1969 Jaguar E-Type 4.2 2+2 is of American origin, as confirmed by its configuration—featuring side marker lights on the fenders and a twin-carburetor setup. The exterior paint is in good condition. The interior retains its original patina. The 4.2-liter engine is still paired with its automatic transmission, as it was originally.
This vehicle was imported in 1993, and the current owner has owned it for 22 years.
It underwent a service in April 2026 at a cost of 4,000 euros, which included replacing the rear brake pads and wear parts in the automatic transmission. This service was performed by Etoile Services.
The vehicle failed its technical inspection, primarily due to a problem with the parking brake.
A timeless icon of British motoring, this example allows you to enjoy this legendary car with your family while benefiting from the modern driving comfort provided by the automatic transmission and power steering.
1969 JAGUAR E-Type 4.2 2+2
Collector’s registration document
Chassis no. P1R43034BW
American origin
- Serviced in 2026
- Same owner since 2004
- Power steering
- The E-Type station wagon
Launched at the Geneva Motor Show in 1961, the Jaguar E-Type succeeded the XK 150. At the time, it was the world’s fastest production car (240 km/h). Production ran from 1961 to 1975. Starting in 1964, with the switch to the 4.2-liter engine, the bucket seats were replaced by more comfortable reclining seats, the dashboard and center console were covered in black vinyl instead of cork-finished aluminum, and the Moss gearbox was replaced by a synchronized Jaguar gearbox that was easier and quicker to operate.
This 1969 Jaguar E-Type 4.2 2+2 is of American origin, as confirmed by its configuration featuring side marker lights on the fenders and a twin-carburetor setup. The exterior paintwork is in good condition. The interior retains its original patina. The 4.2-liter engine is still paired with its automatic transmission, as originally equipped.
This vehicle was imported in 1993, and the current owner has owned it for 22 years.
It underwent a service in April 2026 costing 4,000 euros, which included the replacement of the rear brake linings and the replacement of wear parts in the automatic transmission. This service was performed by Etoile Services.
The vehicle failed its MOT, primarily due to an issue with the parking brake.
A timeless icon of British motoring, this example allows you to enjoy this legendary car with your family, while benefiting from the modern driving comfort provided by the automatic transmission and power steering.