Classic Jaguar

A TRICKY TASK!

In past issues, we have covered some pretty weighty issues on the subject of E-type restoration and modification. Along the way there are many smaller jobs that go towards the finished article – one such operation is making the roadster bootlid hinges function as God (AKA Sir William Lyons) intended. It is something that isn’t covered in any workshop manual and is potentially disfiguring. So,

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