Issue 21 - August 2006
Issue 21 of THE E-TYPE is out now, and filled with a selection of specialist advice, reader articles, racing reports, restoration tips, glittering social events and a very amusing collection of E-type miscellany. Special features include:
- E-type Club Day: The Morning at Shelsley Walsh
- Fitting the right tyres on you E-type
- The McNabb Report: Classic Showcase of Oceanside, California
- Inside Story: Mundy Mourning Blues
- E-type Upgrades The Final Part: CMC Upgrades
- E-type Upgrades The Final Part: SNG Barratt
- E-type Upgrades The Final Part: XKs Unlimited- Charging Cooling & exhaust systems
- E-type Upgrades The Final Part: JD Classics Upgrades
- A King of Loving: DIY E-type Restoration Part Fifteen
- CMC Column
- Barratt Banter: Exhausted? A bit of hard work never hurt anyone
Includes columns by:
- Roger Gray - E-type Club Day
- Dougle Cawley of Longstone Tyres Fitting the right tyres on your E-type
- Paul McNabb - The McNabb Report
- Jonathan Wood Inside Story
- Julian Barratt of SNG Barratt SNG Barratt, E-type Upgrades
- Micheal Marter words, Dave Light photographs XKs Unlimited, E-type Upgrades
- Chris Rooke A Kind of Loving
- Tim Griffin CMC Column
- Tony Lee Barratt Banter
Take a look at a sample article taken from the current issue of The E-type.
Munday Mourning Bblues
By Jonathan Wood
One of the two key players concerned with the design of the V12 engine first used in the SIII E-type was Harry Mundy. The other was, of course, Walter Hassan. Unfortunately I never had the opportunity of meeting him but I did have occasion to encounter Mundy, having in 1976 spent a lunch time at Browns Lane in his company.