A 1963 Jaguar E-type Series 1 discovered in a garden in Surrey realised £62,000 ($88,593) at Coy's Spring Classics sale on March 8.
 The E-Type is one of Jaguar's most celebrated models |
The car formerly belonged to Ivor Arbiter, the graphic designer who created The Beatles' logo.
It spent well over 30 years outside, but is in original condition - making it extremely valuable.
James Good, a spokesman for Coy's, told the MailOnline: "This wonderful Series 1, 3.8 E-Type is in original condition, with matching numbers and has never been restored.
"The car needs a total restoration but it has all the ingredients to make a superb car - this is a true rarity.'
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