How do I identify an old Jag rear end?

I recently purchased an old hotrod pickup with a Jag rear end. This is a barn find that has sat since the owner died in 1978 and he was in the middle of refreshing it at the time so everything was in pieces. It is missing the rear brakes. I would like to keep it but do not know where to start to identify what I need to bring it back to life. Does anyone know of any source for pictures, schematics, or where the identifying marks are on this thing? If you would like I can take some photos and send them. Thanks to anyone who can help.

 

Streetrodder magazine did a massive an thorough multi-part article on Jag rears a few years back--probably everyone here HAS that, the trick will be locating someone who can FIND it.

 

Post pictures on the UK NSRA website Tech forum;

http://www.nsra.org.uk/forum/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=41

If you ask very nicely then I'm sure someone may even help out with hard to get parts.

 

I've got the SR article filed away. Will send info tonight. Don't sweat the original brakes and go with Wilwood.

 

You sure the brakes are missing? The brakes are inboard on an old Jag rear.

Use the search function. I started a topic to ID this rear last year and there was some good info posted there.

This is an E-type rear...

 

Case
'60-'63 had seven bolt holes around stub axle bearing sleeve
'64-'67 had five bolt holes around stub axle bearing sleeve
Both had 3 ribs on pass. side
'68-'87 one rib driver's side, instead of round bosses at bottom for side bracket, flats run up into case
'75-'87 same case butr tapered rollerstub axle bearings instead of ball brngs
Upright If the side is scalloped out, it's '60-'67
XKE is 56" wide while Marks are 61-3/4.