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Jaguar XKE Tech Tips

The following tech tips were compiled from the member's of e-type Digest from jag-lovers.org. There are no implied guarantees. These suggestions are from other XKE owners on how they solved similar problems or challenges and may illustrate varied and occasionally contradictory conclusions to the same problem. Please forward any questions, comments, criticisms, or suggestions to mhicks@mathe.com. Commercial use is strictly prohibited. Ó Copyright 1998 by Mark Hicks. Legal Restrictions

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Title: Jaguar E-Type: A Collector's Guide ZZSKI3 20.80

Author: Paul Skilleter

Publisher: Motor Racing Pub. LTD, London, 1986 ISBN: 0900549467

Format: Wide, hardcover, color, 128 pages, about 160 B&W photos

First published 1979. Collectors guide to all types of E's. Background, design history, tech specs, competition history (with a chapter dedicated to the lightweight E-Types, all 12 of them), buying tips, etc. Skilleter uses a concise, spare, well-organized chronology rather than a narrative of personal recollections. He makes a good effort to document the important changes to the production line without getting into minutiae.

Skilleter's book is a nice, Reader's Digest version of the exhaustive Porter tome and a great introduction into the differences of the models. Eric Scott

A small book, with LOTS of information, photos, and a reasonable price. Still one of my favorites (and I

have a lot of E-Type books). Paul Matchlock

Good appendicies, such as production line change dates by model number. Though it's one of the smallest, his is the book I reach for first whenever a question comes up about "What year did Jaguar...."

(Picked up my first edition for $15 shopping with Sandy in Pittsburgh's Station in 1981.) GJ

 

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