1972 Jaguar E Type 12 Cylinder 4 Spd Manual 72 Spoke Chromes Heated Rear Window on 2040-cars
Estes Park, Colorado, United States
Engine:V12
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Interior Color: Blue
Model: E-Type
Number of Cylinders: 12
Trim: Leather
Drive Type: 4 spd Manual
Mileage: 86,200
Options: Leather Seats
Exterior Color: White
Power Options: Air Conditioning
I am selling a 1972 E V12. Body is very straight and shows no signs of accidents, most of all in the bonnet.
Pros:
- Nice straight body, no rust to be seen.
- Floors rust free
- A/C
- Rear defrost window
- Very nice interior, no tears and still nice deep blue. The bolster on the left side driver is worn form color but no ripped.
- Manual, not a lot to be had. Most were automatic
- Wires are nice and can be cleaned with a few spokes needing to be replaced.
- Tires are in like new condition Michelin white walls.
- All chrome is there
- Glass is in nice shape
- Windows roll up and down
Not so goods:
- The right bank of 6 has a bent valve in the number 1 cylinder
- Car has no leaks, it can be said that sitting cars will not leak. British cars will.
- Clutch is flat with no pressure, don't know the reason. Could be bad master???
- Car was a light blue, close to a French blue. It is now white and was probably done by some DB with a paint booth in his basement.
- The engines numbers do not match, I was told this by prior owner and will verify now that the car is in my garage.
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