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PAUL KEATING’S XJ40 JOURNAL

Things were going great, the rust had been eradicated, the new painted internals were looking like a work of art, it was going to plan! We were on track to getting a lot of the wish list completed and a roadworthy car ready for 2022, until a very key component decided to make things interesting - the engine. It is fair to say that the engines in XJ40 are fantastic pieces of engineering, and the

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