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Re: XK8R
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Re: XK8R



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> From: stephen kurtzman <stephen@kurtzman.com>
> To: jag-lovers@sn.no
> Subject: RE: XK8R
> Date: Saturday, February 01, 1997 12:06 PM
> 
> >> A Jaguar engine should have n*6 cylinders, everybody knows that.
> 
> >With n = 2, of course.
>
> >>It's true that tradition says 6. If Jaguar stuck to this traditional
veiw, they would become stagnant, instead of a leader. Look at the C, D,
and E types. All were far ahead of their time with inovations and good
looks that put them ahead of their compitition. That is the tradition.--If
a 6 is so traditional why do I get asked constantly if my Jag has a 12? I
have even caught people at car shows counting plugs, exhaust pipes ect. to
try to come up with 12.

Larry Story 
'67 E-Type

 

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