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JAGUAR E TYPE CONVERTIBLE IN THE COTSWOLDS
Our Jaguar E-Type convertible to hire in the Cotswolds is an original UK supplied Right Hand Drive (RHD) Series 3 V12 5.3 litre convertible with matching numbers. It features the desirable specification of original Old English White paintwork, wire wheels, manual gearbox and power steering. It is perfect for a day or weekend away - or as a self drive wedding hire car.
The Jaguar is a large 2 seater convertible. It has very good passenger and driver space - with access aided by a large 'cut out' section in the doors (perfect for big wedding dresses) - and is fitted with a stereo radio/cassette/CD player. Like all convertible E Types this one has limited luggage space - however, there is space behind the rear seats and the car is fitted with a luggage rack.
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Vehicle Summary
| Price band | I click for details |
| Location | Cotswolds |
| Daily mileage limit | 200 |
| Excess mileage | £1.50/mile |
| Insurance excess | click for details |
| Hire periods | 24 hours |
| Insurance | Included |
| Breakdown | Full UK |
| Extra driver | £25 |
Jaguar E Type convertible features at a glance
| Large convertible | V12 285 bhp engine | 4 speed manual |
| Small boot | Power steering | 2 seater |
| Easy-fit hood | Same size as a Mondeo | Rear wheel drive |
| Leather seats | Radio/cassette/CD | Self drive hire |
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| Old English White paintwork and wire wheels | Black leather interior, manual gearbox and easy access |
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| Classic E Type shape with iconic V12 engine | Perfect for cruising Cotswolds lanes |
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| Fully rebuilt V12 5.3 litre engine | Perfect for weddings |
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| Limited boot space (suit two medium soft bags) |
The Great Escape Cotswolds Jaguar E Type was manufactured in 1972, at the height of the fuel crisis, which probably explains why it wasn't registered until March 1973. With petrol prices at sky-high prices (sounds very familiar), a 12-cylinder supercar, even one as beautiful as the E Type, had fairly limited appeal. This Jaguar E Type spent its first 25 years in Buckinghamshire in the hands of two owners who maintained it fastidiously, including a major body restoration in the early 1980s. In the late 1980s it moved to Worcestershire with two further owners, including a Jaguar specialist, who also lavished more time and money on maintenance and restoration.
