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Aston Martin 6.0 Litre V12 Engine on 2040-parts.com

US $3,995.00
Location:

Droitwich, United Kingdom

Droitwich, United Kingdom
Aston Martin V12 6.0 litre ex -test engines with minimal useSuitable for DBS/ DB9/ Vanqish/Rapide and VirageEngine codes available:- AM06/AM08/AM09/AM16 and AM25All engines fully rotate and suitable for use once checked over.
Type of Advertising:Print Ad Date of Origin:2004 onwards Make:Aston Martin Original//Reproduction:Original Model:DB9/DBS/Vanquish/Virage/Rapide Country//Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom

Aston Martin 6.0 litre V12 used ex-test engines direct from the factory
Complete units that fully rotate and suitable for DB9-DBS-Vanquish-Virage and Lagonda Rapide
Engine codes available:- AM06-AM08-AM09-AM16-AM25
Engines sold on an outright basis. No exchange required

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