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1969 Jaguar E Type S2 OTS

United Kingdom • 7 Sept 2026 • Lot 5216

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AI Listing Summary

This 1969 Jaguar E Type S2 OTS Roadster has been converted to RHD with triple SU carbs and features a recently retrimmed interior. While it presents well from a distance and has received significant mechanical upkeep, the exterior displays numerous cosmetic flaws including dents, scratches, and paint bubbling that will require attention.

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Condition 

6

The car has had recent interior work and mechanical replacements (starter motor, water pump, alternator), but the exterior shows several cosmetic issues including dinks, dimples, scuffs, scratches, bubbling paint on sills and wheel arches, and stone chips. The wire wheels have surface rust, and there are minor damages to the bodywork like a split in the wheel arch and cracked paint. While mechanically sound, the exterior condition requires attention, aligning with a 'Good' rating that allows for moderate wear and some reconditioning.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

P1R11645

Odometer:

85,401 miles

Reg Number:

OBV 592H

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Eagle-eyed observers among you will have spotted that we’re describing this car as a ‘Roadster’, which is what the drop-top was called in the USA, rather than an OTS - or Open Two-Seater - as it was known in the UK.

“ But why? ”, we hear you opine, “ It’s a RHD car so surely ‘OTS’ is the correct nomenclature ”.

The thing is, this car started out in life as a LHD model and was sold new through British Leyland’s New York dealership in 1970.

We know from a Jaguar Heritage Trust certificate that when this car left the factory it was ‘Willow Green’ with beige interior trim and a black fabric hood.

We also know that the car was first registered in the UK in July 1988.

Today, as you’ve no doubt discerned, the car is red with black interior trim and a beige fabric hood.

Most importantly, it is RHD and is sporting triple SU carbs rather than the dual Zenith-Stromberg constant-depression carbs that were fitted to comply with America’s emasculating emissions regulations.

The switch to RHD ...

Points of note

£5,929

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£57,200

Median Price (Since 2020)

£220,585

Highest Price (Since 2020)

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