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Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )
Posted By Pascal Gademer Oct 04, 2014

Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )

New bonnet come a bit longer and must be fitted.The windshield didn't break in the accident but was removed to facilitate reassembly

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Alternator Conversion for Series 3 E-type
Posted By Pascal Gademer Oct 04, 2014

Alternator Conversion for Series 3 E-type

After 2 alternators and 3 regulators in 18 months I decided to solve the problem by getting a modern alternator fitted to my 72 E-type.One of the problems with the orginal BUTEC setup is that a bad…

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The Restoration of our 1972 E-Type
Posted By Rich Mozzetta Oct 04, 2014

The Restoration of our 1972 E-Type

This shot shows the V12 engine going back in after a long rebuild process. I had the heads rebuilt at a machine shop, using all new valves, springs, guides etc. All of the engine assembly work was…

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Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )
Posted By Pascal Gademer Oct 04, 2014

Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )

nearly everything in the engine bay, except for engine and the right side suspension had to be replaced...

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Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )
Posted By Pascal Gademer Oct 04, 2014

Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )

with everything removed from the front, the car is ready to head to the body shop... where it would sit ... and sit... and sit... and wait...

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Random E-Type under the full moon
Posted By Pascal Gademer Oct 04, 2014

Random E-Type under the full moon

Driving along the Key Biscayne causeway, I spotted this red E-type parked in a lot near Seaquarium. With the full moon behind and my car's headlight, I tried taking a picture.... It's fairly rare to…

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Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )
Posted By Pascal Gademer Oct 04, 2014

Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )

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Alternator Conversion for Series 3 E-type
Posted By Pascal Gademer Oct 04, 2014

Alternator Conversion for Series 3 E-type

The black tensioner can be seen seen, vertical. Clearance with the alternator belt behind it is a bit tight

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The Restoration of our 1972 E-Type
Posted By Rich Mozzetta Oct 04, 2014

The Restoration of our 1972 E-Type

This engine shot is from the roof. Don't do this if OTS! Here the car has had about a thousand miles since we finished. That engine sure looks smaller when it's back in the car!

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Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )
Posted By Pascal Gademer Oct 04, 2014

Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )

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Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )
Posted By Pascal Gademer Oct 04, 2014

Full Recovery... and more... ( 72 E-type 2+2 )

...or what's left orf the right frame rail.the curve is not an optical illusion, see the straight piece of lumber !

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Series 3 Console modification
Posted By Pascal Gademer Oct 04, 2014

Series 3 Console modification

I never liked the look of the molded plastic tunnel cover Jaguar used in the series 3... very 70ish, very cheap looking...So I got a series 2 cover, which I re trimmed in black leather. I also…

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