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[xj-s] Re: V-12 swap for XJ6. Is this crazy?
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[xj-s] Re: V-12 swap for XJ6. Is this crazy?

>>What's wrong with the XJ40. There was a V12 version
Mike Morrin wrote
>No, there was (according to my recollection of fact) no XJ12 between the
>Series 3 and the X300, as the XJ40 engine bay was too narrow.  This was
>reportedly to stop British Leyland from  fitting the Rover V8 into the
XJ40
>in place of the AJ6.

Yes, there are XJ40 bodied XJ12s.  In fact a contributor to this list was
jsut talking about having bought a '94 XJ12 not long ago.
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