Two Jaguar E-types discovered after 33 years in a warehouse!

Everyone wonders where all the Jaguar E-types went. Well, I've had one stashed for 33 years, and another one for 31 years!
The decision to sell them was not about money. It was about cutting loose two projects that had lower priority than the many other non-car projects I would like to complete. As I get older, I realize I can't complete every project I've stacked up over the years.
I'm thrilled I found the right guy to complete the projects and get both these cars back on the road!

[@tybrady1935]

Good to see I’m not the only one with old projects I rarely work on.

[@EpicenterBryan]

Oh, that's only TWO that I'm showing!!!

[@teejay622]

I can relate 100% Brian. I have so many unfinished projects and I need to do a major purge! I can honestly say that I don't have enough years left in me to finish the massive pile of projects that I have. Also, I don't want to leave my wife with such a massive pile of junk that she will have to get rid of after I'm gone. I had a friend who did that and I really dont want to leave my wife with that burden. Plus, it actually feels good to take projects off that list - lol. One less thing to worry about - lol. Big respect for being able to let go of such beautiful cars.

[@EpicenterBryan]

Yep, that's really been the reason I had to take time off from doing videos. I needed to get some projects done and sell some stuff off so I didn't burden Janet with trying to figure out what to do with my stuff stuff in case I dropped dead. And NO, I'm not going anywhere, and neither is she! We rejected the jab.

[@mauicountygis5450]

@@EpicenterBryan Glad to hear that last bit. It scared me the moment I heard it was mRNA. When that technology was first discussed years ago, I hoped it could be used to treat people with genetic diseases (ie cystic fibrosis) but there was so little progress - with trials not going well at all. So a giant worldwide trial seemed ill-advised to say the least.

[@geohomography5617]

Keep making room for new adventures!

[@EpicenterBryan]

I've already filled the space with existing old projects.

[@dartagnantaft5918]

That's gotta be a little sad. But hopefully they are going to a good home.

[@EpicenterBryan]

I had those cars for half of my life, so yes... But I'm actually relieved to pass them on.

[@mauicountygis5450]

You have great taste Bryan

[@EpicenterBryan]

Thanks. I still have my Triumph's. Lot's less expensive to work on.

[@IamChrisL712]

My dad loved those Jags, particularly the XKE with 12 cylinder. He never got one though

[@EpicenterBryan]

I had a V12 E-type that I played with many years ago. I bought it as a parts car. It was missing the bonnet. After some time looking for one, I gave up.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

So now you have enough money to get MORE projects. Around here if it don't work, it don't eat. Thanks!

[@EpicenterBryan]

No more new projects until I get all the old projects done (or sold off).

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@EpicenterBryan Sold sounds good. None of us in spring chicken stage A-tall!

[@BlindeEekhoornRacing]

Bryan, Was the white one the same car that was in your garage in West Seattle? --Tim R

[@EpicenterBryan]

Sure is Tim. There is still a burn out in my parking lot from the last time you visited. How many years ago was that? Do you still have that car?

[@pacearrow4620]

33 years! Are you a "33" degree mason??hmmm ;)

[@EpicenterBryan]

Funny!