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Excellent for 3.8 E-type owners |
May 30, 2017 |
| Reviewer:
Alan Derrick from CALLANDER, Stirling United Kingdom
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The level of detail presented on the 3.8 litre series 1 cars is fantastic. However, the details become rather less comprehensive for 4.2 series 1 and series 2 models. e.g. there are clear photos of variations on the 3.8 door drainage ducts but for the 4.2 it is merely stated that the ducts were changed at some point.
Even for owners of the early cars there are details left unexplored. Whereas there is considerable detail of casting marks on major components such as the engine block, the originality of which to a particular car is relatively easy to authenticate via serial numbers and production records, there are no descriptions or photographs of components which are less likely to have survived, such as door seal cross sections and profiles.
Overall, it is a fantastic reference book for the 3.8 litre enthusiast but represents less good value for the owners of 4.2 litre cars. It would perhaps have been better to have presented information only on the 3.8 litre cars.
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