What is this car
#21 Re: What is this car
I dont really want to put full numbers on here
Vin is 1E200xx Its very very low ???
Body number 4E 202xx
Do these number sound right
Im hoping Jaguar heritage will have record of registration number
Still waiting for them to get back to me
Rob
Vin is 1E200xx Its very very low ???
Body number 4E 202xx
Do these number sound right
Im hoping Jaguar heritage will have record of registration number
Still waiting for them to get back to me
Rob
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#22 Re: What is this car
Hi Stevemgcjag wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 7:22 pmHi Rob...as far as im aware Heritage work on a confirm or deny system....they will not fill in the blanks without you supplying registration documents and other info..engine /gearbox numbers......its quite easy to buy a body shell that still has its body number....and quite easy to change a body number its only a rivited on tag......if Heritage were to give out chassis numbers then anyone could create a "lost car"......very strange that there is no registration docs, vin plate, stamped vin, engine, gearbox......so my assumption is that your body,s identity could well be existing on another E or Replica car....... So even if you find out the correct chassis number to match the body......there could be another E out there that has the same identity..it might not even be registeted on xkedata and might only come to light in years to come.........I have not heard of dvla registering a car with only the chassis/body number...and they are now doing inspections to check authenticity.....Steve
The car does have a stamped vin
Its the tag and engine and gearbox thats missing
I want to make it into a race car
Ive owned a S1 roadster and S3 roadster for many years
I have no problem with anyone wanting to view the car
Regards
Rob
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#23 Re: What is this car
Hi Rob....i have just re read your posts...i missed the part where you said that you had picked out the chassis number and can see its an E and not an R.......so you do have body and chassis numbers for a S1 car.....Steve
Steve
69 S2 2+2 (just sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
69 S2 2+2 (just sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
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#24 Re: What is this car
1E200xx ---that would be Approx September -October 1964 ---- One of the first 4.2's
Steve3.8
64 3.8 fhc, 67 4.2 fhc
64 3.8 fhc, 67 4.2 fhc
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#25 Re: What is this car
I've just seen the 1E200xx. Unfortunately that throws my 151car theory out!! So we are back to a series 1 body, a Series 1.5 or 2 picture frame and a Series 1 chassis number.
The plot thickens, do keep us posted Rob, I'm intrigued. Don't worry about posting the full chassis number, I wouldn't post mine either on an open forum.
Simon
1969 S2 OTS
1969 S2 OTS
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#26 Re: What is this car
I do have the bonnet but its rusty in places. I have most of trim but its very poor
I need a screen if anyone has one kicking around
I've put up a picture of bulkhead to show the original colour
Many thanks
Rob
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#27 Re: What is this car
Hello Rob, do you have any documentation for the car at all? Just asking because to remove and replace a picture frame and bonnet support frame could be to repair damage or it could be to conceal that a car has been stolen (chassis number stamping on picture frame) - especially if the data plate was missing too. I hope not but it needs to be mentioned.
mind how you go
Barrie
mind how you go
Barrie
1968 E-type roadster, 1964 E-type fixed head 1995 Ferrari 355 1980 Ferrari 308 1987 V8 90 Landrover 1988 Bedford rascal van 1943 Ford GPW
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#28 Re: What is this car
Rob ,
From your photo's the external bulkhead servo pipes also date this to an early 4.2 , do you have the pedal box ? it should have the steel folded plate but with the later 4.2 master cylinder.
There are many other relevant features noted in the reference books.
Electrical items could also help date the car ---wiper motor etc and smaller items like flasher units .
If you are a member of the JEC it might be useful to contact them , they will help and possibly liaise with Heritage.
Hope all turns out ok,
From your photo's the external bulkhead servo pipes also date this to an early 4.2 , do you have the pedal box ? it should have the steel folded plate but with the later 4.2 master cylinder.
There are many other relevant features noted in the reference books.
Electrical items could also help date the car ---wiper motor etc and smaller items like flasher units .
If you are a member of the JEC it might be useful to contact them , they will help and possibly liaise with Heritage.
Hope all turns out ok,
Steve3.8
64 3.8 fhc, 67 4.2 fhc
64 3.8 fhc, 67 4.2 fhc
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#29 Re: What is this car
Cant see a mounting for the rad fan motor which would be on the frame.
So I think it’s either a differing frame or a later car.
External vacuum pipes were later I think.
Flat hub wheels - again nothing definitive but maybe builds a picture
So I think it’s either a differing frame or a later car.
External vacuum pipes were later I think.
Flat hub wheels - again nothing definitive but maybe builds a picture
Series 1 FHC purchased 40 years ago. Courted my wife in it.
Series 1 2+2 when the kids were small now sold.
Series 1.5 OTS in opalescent maroon, Californian car. My retirement present.
Series 1 2+2 when the kids were small now sold.
Series 1.5 OTS in opalescent maroon, Californian car. My retirement present.
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#30 Re: What is this car
I have now received the heritage certificate for the car
The vin and body no are correct but the engine and gearbox details are left blank saying information not provided
Anyway this is good news as I am told the certificate is proof of age and is accepted by DVLA
So now i have applied for registration document
The car is an October 1964 4-2
I have a very good 4-2 engine from a 1976 XJ6 but need a gearbox
I have been offered a rebuilt MOD box from a mk2
Will it fit ???
Or any recommendations on choice of gearbox
Best regards
Rob
The vin and body no are correct but the engine and gearbox details are left blank saying information not provided
Anyway this is good news as I am told the certificate is proof of age and is accepted by DVLA
So now i have applied for registration document
The car is an October 1964 4-2
I have a very good 4-2 engine from a 1976 XJ6 but need a gearbox
I have been offered a rebuilt MOD box from a mk2
Will it fit ???
Or any recommendations on choice of gearbox
Best regards
Rob
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#31 Re: What is this car
No, the gearbox with OD will not fit, and even if it would the ratios are too wide for a SWB E type. For authenticity , you need an EJ series box ( first of the all-synchro E boxes , or a KE ( later with slightly wider ratios ) or if all else fails a KJS ( S2 2+2) box. You could also - less desirably because of the wider ratios - use a saloon all-synchro non-OD box - these usually have numbers beginning JCN or similar
Also , you must ensure that you use a 4.2 bellhousing, a 4.2 flywheel and a 4.2 pre-engaged starter ( or modern hi-torque equivalent if you must !) with spacer - you cannot pick and mix 3.8 and 4.2 parts between these and will have endless problems with starter engagement if you do
Also , you must ensure that you use a 4.2 bellhousing, a 4.2 flywheel and a 4.2 pre-engaged starter ( or modern hi-torque equivalent if you must !) with spacer - you cannot pick and mix 3.8 and 4.2 parts between these and will have endless problems with starter engagement if you do
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#32 Re: What is this car
Hi Rob....you will need an E type sump......the xj6 sump wont fit as it has the two extension pieces on the sides...Steve
Steve
69 S2 2+2 (just sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
69 S2 2+2 (just sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
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#33 Re: What is this car
Will a mk10 MOD fit GZN serial number
Its a short gearbox so I am told ?
Thanks for info on the sump
Regards
Rob
Its a short gearbox so I am told ?
Thanks for info on the sump
Regards
Rob
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#34 Re: What is this car
Hi Rob as far as im aware you cant fit any box with o/d into a S1/2 fhc or ots... http://forum.etypeuk.com/viewtopic.php?t=5474 ....Steve
Steve
69 S2 2+2 (just sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
69 S2 2+2 (just sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
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#35 Re: What is this car
So while I know the general view is that you can't fit an overdrive box in a S1 or 2 FHC...you can....my S1 3.8 FHC has an OD box, I think, from an S type....small amount of tunnel work was done by a previous owner to get it to fit but my car is proof it can be done My old moss box is in the garage
Julian the E-type man
1962 FHC
1966 MGB....fab little car too
1962 FHC
1966 MGB....fab little car too
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#36 Re: What is this car
The gearbox can be found for a couple of thousand, the sump is another thou (plus oil pick up pipe) The flywheel should be a 133 tooth type (saloon Flywheels can be lightened to a more E-type weight) The carbs are expensive cheapest option would be a pair of XJ6 HD8s inc manifold. The mk10 420G carbs won't fit. Plenty to find -
good luck
Barrie
good luck
Barrie
1968 E-type roadster, 1964 E-type fixed head 1995 Ferrari 355 1980 Ferrari 308 1987 V8 90 Landrover 1988 Bedford rascal van 1943 Ford GPW
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#37 Re: What is this car
Hi Julian..well ok anything can be made to fit.....are you sure its just a small amount.....cutting and welding or just a bit of bashing in the tunnel....Steve
Steve
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69 S2 2+2 (just sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
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#38 Re: What is this car
Im not to worried about sump
I will cut it and weld it to what i need
Its the gearbox im worried about
Ive got the XJ 4-2 engine early 70,s unit on twin carbs
(May swap later to triple webers)
I can buy a mk10 gearbox thats got O/D
Im told it a short box and will have E type ratios ?
But will it fit, I dont mind minor tunnel mods
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#39 Re: What is this car
Hi Rob.....even fitting an o/d box into a 2+2 you will need to ease the tunnel a bit for the speedo drive.....your in a reasonable position with no engine gearbox fitted.....so offer one up into position and see what needs to be done...Steve
Steve
69 S2 2+2 (just sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
69 S2 2+2 (just sold) ..Realm C type replica, 1960 xk150fhc
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#40 Re: What is this car
See picture or box
Dont want to buy a box that wont fit ?
Dont want to buy a box that wont fit ?
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