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Ottawa Winter Festival 1000pc t tools The first known V8 engine The first known V8 engine was produced in 1904 by the French company Antoinette for use in airplanes The finished model impresses with numerous extras Measures approximately 27 x 20 inches (70 x 50 cm) when completed Fun activities include the famous Bed Race
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Ottawa Winter Festival 1000pc t-tools The first known V8 engine

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