Its great to see people in germany enjoying british machinery. As we in uk appreciate german machinery. I bought new bmw r1250gs adventure

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

You see, we do like the chrome wire wheels, toggle switches, a lasting engine a great shape and and and ... 😃😃

@austinmatthews347

Жыл бұрын

@@JaguarEType very good looking car but my bmw r1250 gs adventure is more lovely

RIGHT ON! I like the challenges bit, the ones at the end take the most patience. Carb rebuilds wow😍 . Can't wait to see the progress.

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Good day Richard Owen, well, you know the stuff. I am watching your videos as well. Always good having your comments. Many thanks Maikel @ www.etypes1.com

Great video and lots of good points. I have a one and half car garage space and I am almost finished restoring my e type. It would be great to have more space, not impossible but not easy. I only work a few hours at a time and some days I get nothing done and it can be very disappointing . It's great to see it appears you have a helper. I wish I did. My wife is supportive but never goes in the garage she just occasionally peaks in. I have learned you must be patient, resourceful and committed to finishing. The old saying what can go wrong will, it's very true. I think the 2+2s will be vary valuable in the future. The view over the hood while driving is the same as any other e type. BTW the door shuts great in the video but you probably need a new door pin.😁

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Thank your for your valuable feedback. I can fully imagine what it is like. I startet the same way. My lady was always worried that I will end up under a collapsed car and she insisted on a larger workspace with a four arm lift. My luck is that she is a needlewomen in her first education and willing to help. But she also helps installing the engine and other things. Still a fine lady though :-) How much time will you have spent in total for the restoration, I am sure you will recognize a lot of things I am talking about. Enjoy :-)

Thank you Maikel for this feedback. Work and passion without compromise!

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Hello Loic, how is progress? Your visit was a pleasure. Hopefully seeing you soon again in France next time.

Well said about the 2+2. I had never really thought of the 2+2 as having any advantage over the Coupe, but I now have a deeper appreciation of the unloved, and under-rated 2+2.

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

David, thank your for your comment. I totally agree with you, there are more positive aspects than we think for the 2+2. It is suffering a prejudice but I and especially my lady likes them as a passenger. And when getting older we probably appreciate them more and more.

I have enjoyed your video and agree with your findings and sentiment especially regarding the benefits of the 2+2 (if only for the the ease of bleeding the rear brakes via the rear bulkhead access panels!). I spent two years of lockdown stripping everything off the car we have owned since 1976 and completely restoring every part, finally being awarded third place at the JDC/JEC 60th Anniversary Concours which helped me explain the time and money I had spent to my wife by way of justification. I agree the Jag forums are very helpful and I have posted quite often myself as well as posting KZread vids on elements I found difficult and on which there were not already other vids. I have also manufactured the difficult to obtain underdash air vents using 3D printing and have now sent these to many other restoration projects around the world meeting lots of enthusiasts as a result. I would add to your advice by saying take lots and lots of photos but even then the view you need when you come to reassemble will inevitably be just out of shot! Finally do not expect to sell the car and get your money or time back - the real pleasure is just self satisfaction of knowing, as you say, you have done the best job you could and you can look at just a small area of the finished car and only you will ever know just what it took to get it looking that way- the inner smile is just looking at it let alone driving it is what it’s all about. I will follow your other vids with interest thank you.

A lovey video, thank you for sharing your experiences and expertise with these wonderful cars ! 😀😀😀

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Hello Andrew, many thanks for your feedback. I like it.

👍👍👍!

Really good video and advice here

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Good day Kevin, many thanks for watching and your appreciated comments, There are soon some more videos coming up. Keep watching and sharing.

Great advice. It took me 17 years to build my car.

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Hi Scott, many thanks for your feedback. It always takes longer as we hope. Sadly also my 2+2 project got delayed due to other priorities. Keep watching, Hope it brings some memories. Hope you are driving your car :-)

@scottthomas5999

Жыл бұрын

Sold the build, but my first car was XK120, second XK120, third AH 3000 MK 3. Wish I had them back. Your 2+2 will be great. Keep on keep n on.

Thanks a lot for your video, love very much. Even if i sold my 2+2 two years ago, still in love with it.. the most beautiful car ever!

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback and confirmation. I might inspire you to get another one. :-)

Thumb up and good luck!

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, I will keep you updated. Keep watching.

Great! I like it very much! Everything summarised. Thank you!

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Good day Chris, thank you for your feedback ..... I hope some of you will get some new ideas.

You are great I love you!🥰

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Ooooops ...... :-)

L I K E 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 ✳✴✳✴✳✴✳ 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

@JaguarEType

Жыл бұрын

Thank you