Series 2

Production years: 1968 - 1971

The E-type Series 2 models were introduced from 1968 incorporating the necessary changes above, plus a wider intake ‘mouth’ to improve air flow into the engine compartment, revised rear lighting and updated interior trim. Now also available with a choice of disc steel wheels instead of the traditional wires, the range included all three body styes, roadster, fixed head and 2 + 2.

MODEL SUMMARY

MODEL TYPE

PRODUCTION DATES

ENGINE RANGE:

0 - 60 MPH:

TOP SPEED:

E-Type

1968 - 1971

4.2 Litre series 2

seconds

mph

Series 2 Technical Specifications

Technical Information

Engine Statistics

4.2 Litre series 2

Engine (cc)

4235

Bore and Stroke (mm)

92.07 x 106

Compression Ratio

9:1 (8:1 optional)

BHP

265

@RPM

5400

Torque (lb ft)

283

@RPM

4000

Fuellling

3x SU carbs, 2x Stromberg (US)

Engine Performance

4.2 Litre series 2

Top Speed

mph

0 - 60 mph

seconds

Fuel Consumption

mpg

model Specifications

4.2 Litre series 2

Transmission

4-speed all synchro 2+2 B/W 3-speed auto

Wheel Size (in)

15, wire

Suspension (Front)

Ind wishbone, torsion bar

Suspension (Rear)

Ind lower wishbone, upper driveshaft link, radius arms, coil springs

Brakes

4-wheel disc, rear inboard

Model Dimensions

4.2 Litre series 2

Length (in)

0

Width (in)

0

Height (in)

0

Wheelbase (in)

0

Front Track (in)

0

Rear Track (in)

0

Weight (Cwt)

0

OPTIONAL EXTRAS

  • Choice of three radio installations with fitting kits
  • Two choices of bonnet-mounted wing mirrors
  • Locking petrol filler cap
  • Front seat safety belts
  • Rear seat safety belts for 2+2 model
  • Front seat headrests
  • Electrically heated rear screen
  • Sundym tinted glass
  • Alternative choice of tyres
  • Chromium-plated wire wheels
  • Chromium-plated steel wheels
  • Air-conditioning

Chassis Numbers

MODEL

DRIVER SIDE

CHASSIS NO. COMMENCED

NUMBER MADE

E-type Series 2 OTS

RHD

1R1001

775

E-type Series 2 OTS

LHD

1R7001

7852

E-type Series 2 FHC

RHD
1R20001
1070

E-type Series 2 FHC

LHD

1R25001

3785

E-type Series 2 2+2

RHD

1R35001

1040

E-type Series 2 2+2

LHD

1R40001

4286

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Personal Details

  • Your personal details, including your full address, home, work and mobile phone numbers, and email address.
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  • Your membership number for the JEC
  • How many vehicles are in the household (you might qualify for multi-car insurance).

 

Vehicle Details

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Vehicle Use

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  • What cover (if any) is required for:
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Agreed values

We have a number of highly-qualified experts who can inspect your vehicle prior to purchase and provide you with a full written report. In addition to their complete understanding of the mechanical and aesthetic aspects of vehicle inspection, they have extensive experience with the Jaguar marque which perfectly equips them to identify the unique requirements of specific models and years, something that is particularly important for older cars.

The cost of an inspection begins at £100, with the final figure determined by the time needed and the distance the inspector is required to travel. We can guarantee that your inspection will be cheaper than an equivalent AA or RAC inspection.

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GETTING STARTED

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