Jaguar E-Type (1961-1975): books - history and models (2/3)

Jaguar E-Type 3.8 & 4.2 litre - All models (1961-1971) - Essential Buyer's Guide

Looking for a good Jaguar E-Type? This Essential Buyer's Guide, written by a brand expert, provides practical advice for purchasing the Jaguar E-Type 3.8 and 4.2 L six-cylinder models.

Model years: 1961-1971.

This Essential Buyer's Guide for the Jaguar E-Type 3.8 and 4.2 helps you find the right car at the right price and answers the following questions:
- Walk away or keep it? First evaluation of an E-Type.
- What is the right price? Valuation with a unique scoring system.
- How to check authenticity?
- Which models are most suitable?
- What are common issues?
- What are the restoration options and impacts?
- What are the maintenance costs?

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Jaguar E-Type - British Motoring Masterpiece

The third book in the CarCraft series, "Jaguar E-Type", celebrates the iconic design of what many consider the world's most beautiful car.
Sir William Lyons and Malcolm Sayer made automotive history with the E-Type, which evolved through the 1960s and 1970s, from roadster to coupe, with upgrades from the Straight-Six engine to the V12. Its sculptural styling, performance, handling, and innovative features made the E-Type, or XKE in the USA, a global classic.

Written by automotive expert Lance Cole, this book offers a detailed yet engaging account of the car's history, design, and impact. It includes new photography, insights into the design process, and covers various modelling options using synthetic materials and die-cast metals.

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Jaguar E-Type (1961-1975) - Brooklands Portfolio

Brooklands Portfolio book about the Jaguar E-Type models from the years 1961-1975. Describes the Jaguar E Series 1, 2 and 3 (Roadster, Coupé and 2+2) with the 3.8 and 4.2 litre 6-cylinder in line engines and the 5.3 litre V12.

• The articles, taken from contemporary British and American car magazines, provide much information about history, model changes and technology.
• Also driving impressions, tests, comparison tests, technical specifications, etc.

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9600 HP - The Story of the World's Oldest E-Type Jaguar

This book explores the journey of 9600 HP, the oldest surviving Jaguar E-Type, from its role as a development prototype to its star appearance at the Geneva Motor Show and its impressive 150mph road test. The latest edition details the car's life, its careful restoration, and honors Malcolm Sayer, the genius behind its design.

Originally published in 2000 and now expanded and updated, the book includes interviews with key figures in the car's history. Exclusive archive material from Malcolm Sayer's family enriches the story, highlighting his contributions to Jaguar's iconic designs.
As the only remaining prototype and the oldest surviving E-Type, 9600 hp served as a press car in 1961, speeding across France for the E-Type's launch in Geneva. Acquired by Philip Porter in 1977, it remained in a barn until 1999, leading to a significant deal that marked its return to the road.

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Jaguar Type E (2ème édition) (Top Model)

The Jaguar E-Type caused a sensation at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show. With its aviation-inspired curves and XK inline-six engine, it reached 240 km/h - a record for a production car at the time. Its relatively low price compared to British and Italian rivals helped drive its success, especially in the U.S., its primary market.

This book details the E-Type's history, including its origins, prototypes, and the Series I, II, and III models. It also explores its often-overlooked racing career. Written with insights from experts who experienced this era firsthand, it is a must-read for Jaguar enthusiasts and classic sports car fans. The book features a stunning collection of photographs that capture the essence of the legendary E-Type.

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Jaguar E-Type - Alle Sechs-Zylinder-Modelle (1961-1971) - Praxisratgeber Klassikerkauf

This compact guide helps buyers assess the condition of a Jaguar E-Type with a six-cylinder engine (model years 1961-1971) realistically.

As part of the "Praxisratgeber Klassikerkauf" series, this book provides essential advice for safely purchasing a used E-Type. It highlights key points buyers should check to detect hidden defects and avoid unexpected issues.
A comprehensive directory of important contacts makes this guide a valuable resource for anyone looking to buy a Jaguar E-Type.

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Jaguar E-Type V12 5.3 Litre: Alle Modelle (1971-1975) - Praxisratgeber Klassikerkauf

The Jaguar E-Type set new design standards upon its debut and is now regarded as one of the most iconic sports cars. The Series 3, introduced in 1971, featured a 5.3-liter V12 engine, still admired for its power and smooth performance.

Anyone looking to buy a well-preserved example of this British classic should be well-informed. Despite good spare parts availability, a bad purchase can be costly, as only 15.292 units were built.

Classic car expert and Jaguar specialist Peter Crespin has compiled essential insider information on the Series 3 (1971-1975) in this guide.
Part of the "Praxisratgeber Klassikerkauf" series, this book serves as a compact reference for assessing a vehicle's condition. It provides crucial buying tips to avoid costly mistakes and includes a list of useful contacts and addresses.

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