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Jag V12?
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Nope. Too many inlet runners.
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Another "after" shot of the 3.5L Jag mill and where it went to live. Before and after of the firewall, it'd been cobbled to accommodate a V-8 before our client got his hands on it. We fixed it. 
The XK it lives in now:
Whole car was re-shot BRG in the end as well.
The XK it lives in now:
Whole car was re-shot BRG in the end as well.
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Ferrari, maybe a 4.8 liter.
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Or was it 4.9?
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Four-cam 4.8L Ferrari, yep! I did a total rebuild, now have the old #12 piston on my desk here as an ashtray!
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Great keepsake, I have #5 out of my old 220 IH engine. It's not quite as exotic though.