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There seems to be a riot of Barra-swaps these days, however this seems so appropriate..............
https://www.streetmachine.com.au/fea...rra-jaguar-xjc  v  I don't normally like highly modified cars, but OMG, yes yes yes! It's a Jaguar, its British Racing Green, its got a contrasting caramel interior, and a beautifully finished inline 6. I really like how they managed to keep some of the original Jag chrome theme with the engine. One would assume it would actually be reliable having a Barra fitted. I probably would have dropped the turbo and kept the car naturally aspirated, more in keeping with the car rather than the explosion just waiting to happen with an F6 spec engine.
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Barra Swapped Jaguar XJC
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