Not much to see up here. The bonnet lifts forward to reveal the air plenum for the radiator. An aluminum radiator system and twin Kenlowe fans keep the engine cool, all lines are plumbed to the rear through the center hump. The A/C condenser is in front of the radiator. This space obviously cannot be used for luggage.

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About the author - Michael Frank is Vice President and Webmaster of the Jaguar Touring Club. His red 2+2 E-type is a familiar sight at JCNA events in the Northeast. Currently, he is building a reproduction of the 1963 Cunningham Lightweight E-type.

Acknowledgment - This automobile is presented through the courtesy of Automotive Restorations, 1785 Barnum Avenue, Stratford, CT 06614. AR is a fully equipped automotive restoration shop, with expertise in Jaguar and other fine collectible cars. They can be contacted at 203-377-6745.

Copyright © 2001 Michael Frank, New York. All rights reserved.

Posted: 9/2001