S6 / 2.798 cc / 250 PS / 208 ft/lb (282 Nm) / one-off collector piece (click images for a larger view)
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Plymouth XNR
S6 / 2.798 cc / 250 PS / 208 ft/lb (282 Nm) / one-off collector piece (click images for a larger view)
Plymouth XNR
S6 / 2.798 cc / 250 PS / 208 ft/lb (282 Nm) / one-off collector piece (click images for a larger view)
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