My E Type in RM Sotheby's
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For some reason, the navy blue looks grayish in these photos, but I assure you its not. Some photography person could tell you why I'm sure. I added the rear suspension photo just because I like it!
Word of caution: use a known supplier or you'll be sending stuff back that doesn't fit or is just poorly made. My 'bargain' carpet set off ebay was great until the vendor wouldn't accept a thoroughly ill-fitting return. Then they went under.
SNG Barratt has fantastic materials for our cars. Stick with people who have an earned reputation.
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mbwillgrubs (12-14-2016)
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So we (well, the painter dude and restorer) experimented mightily and I think he blooming nailed it.
BTW, are you the 'Grubbs' of Grubbs Infitniti/Jaguar/Lexus et cetera of Dallas? If so, I bought a car from you folks. Dealt with a super nice guy named Pete Hankins.
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Interesting on the color story. I was afraid of that. I am performing most (if not all) the work myself (I am not the Grubbs of Grubbs, et.al.) and probably poorer than said Grubbs so I compensate with labor.
I hope you don't mind but with your car being the exact version of what mine should end up looking like I might bug you for information.
Oh and what year is it?
I hope you don't mind but with your car being the exact version of what mine should end up looking like I might bug you for information.
Oh and what year is it?
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Now listed in the online catalog for RM...
1967 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 4.2-Litre Roadster | Arizona 2017 | RM Sotheby's
And the story of the car itself...
1967 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 4.2-Litre Roadster | Arizona 2017 | RM Sotheby's
And the story of the car itself...
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There's another E type at the Sotheby's sale from a seller who regularly hits low-mid 200's on his cars. Mine goes Thursday, his goes Friday. We shall see!