First Wash in 30 Years: Abandoned Jaguar E-Type Insane Detail Transformation!

This is the type of video i like most from Larry. A classic car that needs lots of love that you can really admire the transformation. I dont enjoy the hypercar videos that have almost no dirt on them other than seeing a unique model.

Axel raw dogging it with no mask or gloves is so funny hahaha

Imagine when this was new. The guy owning this must have felt like a movie star driving around. Truly an amazing car.

There’s a reason that Enzo Ferrari called the E-Type “the most beautiful car ever built!” Nice job!!❤

Oh boy, that is a beautiful car.

Old Jags are so beautiful

PLEASE give us a followup on this gorgeous car if Axel can get it running and back together. "If." Hah!

This is the detail that I live for!! Great video and result

What a nice E-Type in original condition. It needs to be brought back on the road!

Wow what a car.. The more modern Eagle E-type is a beauty too, they did a great job with it.

Absolutely stunning!

I absolutely love jags from this era and even earlier. I was fortunate enough to see a Jaguar collection a while back, I loved the D-type I saw 2 years ago, but couldn’t get enough on the E-types

I know there some guys in my age group remember this green stamps. I’m 61 and my mother collected them big time and always reminded me to get them when I went to the store for her.

That detail is worth every penny you were asking for! Awesome job

What a barn find rehab. Just an amazing transformation. Well done, Larry. These E-Type coupes and roadsters are some of the most beautiful car designs ever conceived in my opinion. My dad had a 67 E-Type 4.2 roadster in the mid to late 90s. Burgundy red. I once took that car up to 120mph with the top down and thought the front end was going to come off the ground. Needless to say, I had to back her down after that. Way too scary and not much for seatbelts in those days. Love the Coca Cola trick on the wheels.

Incredbile results - what a stunner!

That's what I like to see people say that I like old things but it really interesting that in the past have this types of ideas of quirks, features from that period of time different from now. That car turn out beautiful

There's not many cars in 2024 that will still be regarded as beautiful in sixty years. What a gorgeous machine.

Easily one of the most beautiful cars ever made.

What a gorgeous car. Would have been nice to hear a little about the car's history (why was it left parked outside for 30 years?). I hope it is fully restored and goes to an owner who will drive and enjoy it. A full mechanical restoration video would be cool to watch too.