Mystery XK-E
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Especially point No 2. Also early cars had a flat floor
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Bonnet Latches
Yes the Bonnet Latches jumped right out at me, forgot about the generator and I think they dropped the aluminum dash in 65 making this a 65-67 car (rocker switches on the '68). I had a 68 and a 64, the seats are newer than a 64 as well. That #1 body number. Maybe first of that year's run?
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Bonnet latches?
Hi everyone,
I came across this thread via Google as I was looking for pictures of the first 1961 E-Type Jag (the first to have been made that still had outside bonnet latches). I'm a professional translator and I'm trying to find out exactly what those "latches" were on this particular type of car so that I can come up with a relevant translation. Does anyone know where I could find a picture of the first E-Type Jaguar with those latches on? Or else could someone provide an exact description (what were they made of etc.)?
Pardon my lack of expertise!
Thanks a lot!
I came across this thread via Google as I was looking for pictures of the first 1961 E-Type Jag (the first to have been made that still had outside bonnet latches). I'm a professional translator and I'm trying to find out exactly what those "latches" were on this particular type of car so that I can come up with a relevant translation. Does anyone know where I could find a picture of the first E-Type Jaguar with those latches on? Or else could someone provide an exact description (what were they made of etc.)?
Pardon my lack of expertise!
Thanks a lot!
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The coupe looks to be a 4.2 with its later seats, console, alternator etc etc. And thus a much later car. Great looking car never-the-less!
This is technically the first E-type still in existence.
XKE Data - 885002 - Jaguar E-Type (XKE) information, articles, photos and register
Owned by Phillip Porter author of "Original Jaguar E-Type" amongst others. ( available on our website of course )
See article here by Classic Motorcars whom are a stones throw from SNG uk.
http://www.classic-motor-cars.co.uk/...oldest-e-type/
We stock and supply most parts for the 3.8 early cars too so if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us!
This is technically the first E-type still in existence.
XKE Data - 885002 - Jaguar E-Type (XKE) information, articles, photos and register
Owned by Phillip Porter author of "Original Jaguar E-Type" amongst others. ( available on our website of course )
See article here by Classic Motorcars whom are a stones throw from SNG uk.
http://www.classic-motor-cars.co.uk/...oldest-e-type/
We stock and supply most parts for the 3.8 early cars too so if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us!
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