Mad Dogs & Englishmen: An All-British car show at the Gilmore - Part 1
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The lines of the E-type, especially the roadster, flow very nicely. The cars look sleek. The long hood line, the rearward seating position, and the teardrop-shaped rear end. . |
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Most of the E-types in attendance had the inline 6 in either 3.8 litres or 4.0 litres. . |
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Some had the 5.3 litre V-12 engine. . |
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The interiors of the E-type were well appointed, with nice leather bucket seats, a nicely-finished wood steering wheel and an array of gauges and switches. . |
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Perhaps my favorite part of the E-type design is the clamshell front. The entirety of the front end opens up in one piece, with the bumper contacting the ground. . |
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The Coupe and 2+2 models had this streamlined rear body line, with a large rear door. . |
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While the Roadsters had a much more pleasing body line, with the rear deck and fender arches creating a nice contour to the rear bumpers. . |
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I hope you enjoyed the photos. Please, check back often for more content. -Phil |
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