 5,830 of the Series 1 3.2 were produced. | The classic was found languishing in Gloucestershire underneath bushes and vines, with a rusted body, collapsed roof and broken windshield. Handed over to restoration specialists, the E-Type was brought back to life. |  |
 | Despite its poor condition, the Jaguar's original running gear and independent rear suspension was in working order. |  |
 | A 1964 Jaguar E-Type in concours condition trends around $300k. |
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