E-Type Fuel Filter
After Jonn had removed the fuel filter bowl from our 1973 Jaguar E-Type for cleaning, he noticed that the filter had come loose and the
After Jonn had removed the fuel filter bowl from our 1973 Jaguar E-Type for cleaning, he noticed that the filter had come loose and the
Today, we received delivery of our 1973 Jaguar E-Type Roadster unexpectedly. Having recently been purchased and subsequently imported, the new owner has taken on the
After Jonn had removed the fuel filter bowl from our 1973 Jaguar E-Type for cleaning, he noticed that the filter had come loose and the bowl seal was leaking. He fitted a new unit to cure both faults.
Today, we received delivery of our 1973 Jaguar E-Type Roadster unexpectedly. Having recently been purchased and subsequently imported, the new owner has taken on the car with the hopes and dreams of working on it himself now he celebrates his retirement.
Two and a half hours in to a very pleasant drive back home the car started to cough and splutter before eventually giving up on the A14.
Our good friend Bradley from Vehicles2Go happened to be passing by when all of this happened and as he was driving with an empty trailer offered his assistance.
Jaguar in Cambridge were unable to assist in getting the car running so Bradley called us to see whether we could take on the task.
The car is now with us at the workshops and the customer continued on with his 250 mils journey without his car but aims to come and collect it and and when we have discovered the problem.
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