The Liberty V12 was a WW1 American liquid cooled OHC airplane engine designed as a modular concept. Designed by Jesse Vincent of Packard and Elebert Hall Of Hall-Scott the manufacture was split up into various companies including Ford, Lincoln, Marmon and Packard. More the 20,000 had been completed by the Armistice, making them a popular choice for aircraft of the next decade.
This one was manufactured by Packard and currently is on display at the Owls Head Transportation Museum.
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