Jaguar Will Meticulously Restore And Sell 10 E-Types For 'Reborn' Programme

Jaguar Land Rover's Classic division is going to restore a batch of E-Types to original 1960s specifications, offering them to customers for £285,000 and up
Jaguar Will Meticulously Restore And Sell 10 E-Types For 'Reborn' Programme

The Jaguar E-Type is still regarded by many as the prettiest car ever made. And despite going out of production in 1975, you can now buy a pretty much new one directly from Jaguar.

The company’s Classic division is to source and meticulously restore 10 examples of the sports car to 1960s factory specifications, using Jaguar Heritage Trust’s build records and original drawings.

Jaguar Will Meticulously Restore And Sell 10 E-Types For 'Reborn' Programme

The first car finished through what’s being dubbed the ‘E-Type Reborn’ programme is the 4.2-litre, 1965 Series 1 Fixed Head Coupe you see here. It was exported to California from new, clocking 78,000 before going into storage in 1983. It eventually made its way back to the UK, before being completely reworked by Jaguar Classic.

Jaguar Will Meticulously Restore And Sell 10 E-Types For 'Reborn' Programme

This does - of course - all come at quite a cost. You’re looking at a starting price of £285,000 “dependent on specification”, and that’s before you sample anything from Jaguar Classic’s menu of “sympathetic upgrades”. These include an improved cooling system using Lightweight E-Type bits, an all-synchromesh gearbox, and Series 2 front brakes.

Jaguar Will Meticulously Restore And Sell 10 E-Types For 'Reborn' Programme

It’s not the first time JLR has embarked upon such a project, with ‘Reborn’ efforts previously launched for the Series I Land Rover and first-generation Range Rover ‘Classic’.

The first car from the E-Type Reborn programme will make its public debut at the ‘Techno-Classica’ event at Essen in April.

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Car_spot_NLSC

so beautiful

03/31/2017 - 09:00 |
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Anonymous

Up next: mitsubishi restore lancers and sells them for over 100,000 pounds

03/31/2017 - 09:16 |
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Anonymous

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Or Ford sells restored Mustangs for the same price.

03/31/2017 - 09:17 |
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Anonymous

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

Or even Nissan restoring Silvias/240SXs or Skylines and GT-Rs to the original form and selling for over 150000

03/31/2017 - 09:41 |
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DL🏁

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

Or Fiat restoring the Multipla and selling none

03/31/2017 - 09:46 |
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Chewbacca_buddy (McLaren squad)(VW GTI Clubsport)(McLaren 60

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Evos*

03/31/2017 - 10:06 |
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Anonymous

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Or Toyota restores MR2 And AE86s And sell it with Lower Price from the original price

04/01/2017 - 03:29 |
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Bryan from Philly

Mazda should start a “reborn” program except the cars would have a new look for their predecessors and “slightly” more power. The engine used should be of the rarest kind, one with a spinning triangle…

03/31/2017 - 09:39 |
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I believe you mean spinning metal Doritos is death. Although a the good kind

03/31/2017 - 13:10 |
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Ewan23 (The Scottish guy)

This is going to be amazing now can we get some new XJ220’s pls

03/31/2017 - 09:41 |
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Anonymous

DeLorean be like “That’s cute!”

03/31/2017 - 09:56 |
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Roland

I NEEEEEED!

03/31/2017 - 12:15 |
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Anonymous

Insert I Have $3

03/31/2017 - 13:09 |
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TigerMousePro

Where can i get 30000 £ ?

03/31/2017 - 13:18 |
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Joel Peñaló

So when does the XJS get a turn??

03/31/2017 - 16:32 |
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Mark Mason

Man, I know its rare as hell, but I saw a coupe for sale here in Oregon for just under 70k. Rebuilt. But, I guess it wasnt rebuilt by Jaguar.

03/31/2017 - 18:04 |
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