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February 14th 04, 07:58 PM
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On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 08:38:56 -0500, Chuck Harris wrote:
According to a website on PT boats that I found by Google, the PT 7X series boats used a Packard V12 that was a direct descendant of the Lancaster Airplane engine. They made a point of saying that it wasn't a Merlin, or a Packard-Merlin. Looks like there were tanks, boats and airplanes that shared a related V12 engine. -Chuck Harris I recall seeing some of those bare cylinder blocks at NSC Subic. They were a beautiful piece of Aluminum. Al Minyard 
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