Much has been published with reference to the identity of many different Ferrari models. Some span several volumes and deal with each chassis number separately. Clearly, detail like this is outside the scope of any small volume and the value of many of those important cars warrants detailed research.
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While the earlier XK’s were fitted with separate chassis, the new Jaguar E-Type was a sheet steel monocoque in the mold of the D Type race model. The E types were initially available in only two configurations: coupe and roadster, both two seaters. Over time this model would evolve; the 3.8 engine was replaced with a 4.2 liter unit in 1964 and at the same time the gearbox was updated to a full syncromesh unit. Covered headlamps and triple carbs were missing from the 1968 Series Two model; now with open headlamps and twin Strombergs. 
The new, Pagoda Roof SL’s began with the 230SL. All of the later six cylinder SL’s, the 230, 250 and 280 are very similar in appearance. Under the skin, there were a few differences. The 230SL like all of the Pagoda Roof cars, was fitted with a fuel injected 6 cylinder engine. These early engines carried a four main bearing crankshaft and were fitted with disc brakes on the front only. Later on the 250 and 280 models, four wheel discs were standard as was a new, smoother running, seven main bearing engine. These later cars are commonly found fully equipped with automatic transmissions, power steering and air conditioning.
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