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Ranging from partial to complete, Stew Jones Restorations are the best in North America. A complete restoration by Stew Jones Restoration produced the first 100-point Class 7 V12 E-Type judged by the Jaguar Club of North America.
We have developed many specialized tools and equipment to
restore the V12 E-Type.
100-point Class 7 V12 E-Type |
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The Monocoque rotator allows 360° rotation for welding and painting. The Rotator is also used for bonnet painting, as it allows the inside and outside of the bonnet to be painted at the same time. |
In addition to original restorations, Stew Jones Restoration offers
high-performance modification options. Pictured below is
the "Coupster" in it's original configuration, a 1972 Coupe
that was converted to a roadster, fitted with a 7.3L 600 HP
engine, 5 speed, 14" brake discs, 335/30/18 tires and rims
and body modifications to accomodate the wheels. The Coupster is now being reconfigured with an 8" widening of the body, a 13" set back 10L engine and a C6 transaxle. The last photo shows the conversion underway. |
"The Beast" is our present track and slalom car which
has evolved from a high-performance street car which in its
present configuration features a lowered and set back 7.3L
650HP engine, a GT5 transmission, a dry sump oil system,
335/30/18 tires, side-pipes and carbon fiber bonnet.
A street version of the race car
features the Beast body styling with the traditional wire
wheels 265/35/18 front and 285/30/18 rear, a docile 522 HP,
550 ft. lb, 7.3L with crank trigger Jenvey injection &
custom ignition with Motec Mgmt system, a GT5-5 speed trans
with G-force gears, triple disc Tilton Carbon-Carbon clutch,
13" AP front discs-ventilated rears and a 2800 LB curb
weight. |
Stew Jones Restoration provides routine and extensive repair
service on all 1971-1974 V12 E-Types. Work is
performanced on a dual center post lift that supports the
front and rear suspension to preclude underbody damage.
Thirty-seven years of experience provides a compreshensive
insight into malfunctions and their causes. |
Dual center post support shown below. |