The 'E' Type Forum

Thanks all - it looks like our mystery is solved, we have a certificate with full numbers on its way.

Now to get down to finding a buyer. Please feel free to PM me if you have any interest.

Much appreciated
James

I agree ...don’t worry As long as the car is registered and has a VIN (chassis number) the bodynumber, engine number etc are irrelevant and often not locatable after body repairs etc Interestingly though I was able to get a full certificate from Jaguar heritage on an early RHD OTS 1962 from only th...

Totally agree with Christopher.....the important thing is that you have a registration document, you are the owner and the chassis matches the reg documents....its even debatable if matching engine, gearbox numbers make a difference on values....if you get a Jaguar Heritage certificate as mentioned...

Thanks gents. Yes Geoff, we've been in touch with Jaguar, who gave us a lot of interesting information, but would not provide the body number. Hopefully one of those restorers will stumble upon this thread! Christopher, it's interesting to hear you say that the body number is least important. I just...

Hi all My family owns a Series 1 3.8 Roadster, which my father bought it in the early 80s. It has been in a state of restoration for about 30 years, meaning that the chassis and body were restored in the 80s and mounted on a jig, drivetrain restored and parts crated. We have finally decided to pass ...