Could you provide a source for your answer. I have seen many on the
pass. side (LHD). I do not have time to research this right now but
using the secondary source of Haddock page 162 would show it on the
pass. side (LHD).–
The original message included these comments:
Driver’s side.
–
George Camp
Columbia SC, United States
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My late series 2 had it on the left side (drivers), centered approximately 7 3/4 inchs from the side. That was the original top and sign.
LLody–
My driveway is long enough that you can appreciate the conflict between the desire for privacy and the terror of being completely lost .
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From: “George Camp” scjag@juno.com
In reply to a message from @soothsayer1 sent Sat 4 Feb 2006:
Could you provide a source for your answer. I have seen many on the
pass. side (LHD). I do not have time to research this right now but
using the secondary source of Haddock page 162 would show it on the
pass. side (LHD).
The original message included these comments:
Driver’s side.
–
George Camp
Columbia SC, United States
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Could you provide a source for your answer. I have seen many on the
pass. side (LHD). I do not have time to research this right now but
using the secondary source of Haddock page 162 would show it on the
pass. side (LHD).
Mine is on the passenger side. Always has been. When I redid the top,
(hood) there were no holes in the left side to indicate that it had ever
been there.
In reply to a message from Benny Grumer sent Sat 4 Feb 2006:
On a 73 XKE it is on the frame above the passenger window(USA)Les.–
W4MGB
Jacksonville Florida, United States
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This is strange, folks.
That’s because Georges car was made just a few before mine.
So, apparently, you may put it anywhere you darned well seem fit. It must be determined by who was working on the line that day.
LLoyd–
It’s not just a broomstick. It’s a Nimbus 2000!
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From: George Cohn gwcohn@simplybits.net
Mine is on the passenger side. Always has been. When I redid the top,
(hood) there were no holes in the left side to indicate that it had ever
been there.
In reply to a message from Benny Grumer sent Sat 4 Feb 2006:
I have only seen them on the RH side, or passenger side of a
LHD car. Not to say that it was never put on the driver’s
side, but of all the original cars I have seen and reviewed,
I have only seen it on the passenger side.
Richard Liggitt–
The original message included these comments:
Can anybody tell me the location of the following label ‘‘Tilt seat
before lowering or raising top’’
Is it on the convertible top canopy in front of the driver or
passenger?
In reply to a message from Benny Grumer sent Sat 4 Feb 2006:
After I get my new seats installed I’m going to change the warning
to say,
‘‘Tilt seat before lowering or raising top, or die!’’–
Doug 68 E-Type OTS, 90 VDP Majestic
WA, United States
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Hi George,
Our 69 has never had the header recovered and the sign is exactly as
pictured in Haddocks book on the LHS.
BobOn Feb 4, 2006, at 8:14 PM, George Camp wrote:
Could you provide a source for your answer. I have seen many on the
pass. side (LHD). I do not have time to research this right now but
using the secondary source of Haddock page 162 would show it on the
pass. side (LHD).
The original message included these comments:
Driver’s side.
–
George Camp
Columbia SC, United States
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In reply to a message from Robert Stevenson sent Sun 5 Feb 2006:
You know me Bob. I did the research today and they were on the
pass. side (LHD) but you know this is one more reason we can not
accept (my car) examples.–
George Camp
Columbia SC, United States
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Oops, meant to say RHS.
BobOn Feb 5, 2006, at 5:14 PM, Robert Stevenson wrote:
Hi George,
Our 69 has never had the header recovered and the sign is exactly
as pictured in Haddocks book on the LHS.
Bob
On Feb 4, 2006, at 8:14 PM, George Camp wrote:
Could you provide a source for your answer. I have seen many on the
pass. side (LHD). I do not have time to research this right now but
using the secondary source of Haddock page 162 would show it on the
pass. side (LHD).
The original message included these comments:
Driver’s side.
–
George Camp
Columbia SC, United States
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Weird. Seems mine is the only LHD in the world that came with it on the left side.
LLoyd
PS Anybody know what the NIMBUS 2000 refers to?–
It’s not just a broomstick. It’s a NIMBUS 2000 !
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From: Robert Stevenson bobanddarl@comcast.net
Oops, meant to say RHS.
Bob
On Feb 5, 2006, at 5:14 PM, Robert Stevenson wrote:
Hi George,
Our 69 has never had the header recovered and the sign is exactly
as pictured in Haddocks book on the LHS.
Bob
On Feb 4, 2006, at 8:14 PM, George Camp wrote:
In reply to a message from @soothsayer1 sent Sat 4 Feb
2006:
Could you provide a source for your answer. I have seen many on the
pass. side (LHD). I do not have time to research this right now but
using the secondary source of Haddock page 162 would show it on the
pass. side (LHD).
The original message included these comments:
Driver’s side.
–
George Camp
Columbia SC, United States
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Just saw the Stones performance at the Super Bowl. Great! I tell ya,
they certainly are living proof that what we have been told by the
government and our parents, all of our lives, about drugs and alcohol is
untrue. Ol’ Mick really moves, still! I’m 62, which is about Mick’s
age. Seeing him move around on stage makes me wonder if my problem is
that I haven’t drunk enough alkihaul! ;-))
A tip of the hat, and a cigar for George. It’s one of those “memorable phrases” from the first Harry Potter movie.
Someday a great phrase will be…, “It’s not just a Jaguar, it’s an ‘E’ type”
LLoyd–
It’s not just a broomstick. It’s a NIMBUS 2000 !
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From: George Cohn gwcohn@simplybits.net
In reply to a message from paul spurlock sent Sun 5 Feb 2006:
This is interesting since these little warning signs on my 74
series 3 hood are on the side frames on both sides just ahead of
the hinge (where their warning was apparently easily forgotten by
the PO until it was too late). The position on the front rail
makes a lot more sense to me.–
The original message included these comments:
Benny,
Its on the right side, in front of the passenger on a lhd car, roughly 5.5’’ to the left of the right top latch. If you would like graphic info this question was asked once before some time ago so I took a pic and can send it to you.
pauls 67ots
From: ‘‘Benny Grumer’’ jaguarb@inter.net.il
Subject: [E-Type] ‘‘Tilt seat before lowering or raising top’’
Can anybody tell me the location of the following label ‘‘Tilt seat
before lowering or raising top’’
–
Phil W - 87XJ6, 86DD6, 85Sov, 74Etype, 67DR450, 67Mk2project
Arkansas, United States
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Just saw the Stones performance at the Super Bowl. Great! I tell ya,
they certainly are living proof that what we have been told by the
government and our parents, all of our lives, about drugs and alcohol is
untrue. Ol’ Mick really moves, still! I’m 62, which is about Mick’s
age. Seeing him move around on stage makes me wonder if my problem is
that I haven’t drunk enough alkihaul! ;-))
