Jaguar brings back legendary 3.8-litre engine
The 50-year-old XK block will be available from Jaguar's Classic department.
Jaguar is reintroducing its famed 3.8-litre XK engine block for the first time in more than 50 years.
The engine featured in a number of cars during the 1950s and 1960s including the legendary E-Type, and now its block will be made available once more through Jaguar Land Rover's Classic division.
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The brand new cast iron blocks have been made to the exact original specifications to the same engines that were fitted to the XK150, XK150 S, MkIX, Mk2, MkX, E-type Series 1, and S-type in period.
Subject to proof of ownership, customers can even get their new engine with a serial number to match their original too. The number will be stamped on the new new engine, albeit with asterisk to mark it out as a replacement part. It can also be stamped with an entirely new serial number should the new owner desire.
The new blocks cost £14,340 each, including VAT, and come complete with a 12 month warranty and a certificate of authenticity.
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