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Originally Posted by A-Snake
The last Lincoln V12 was 1948 not 1940.
I would think Enzo was more influenced by Alfa Romeo V12's, where he worked for many years, or Alfa Romeo rather than Ford. 
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Actuallly Enzo credited the Packard V12 staff cars of the US military for the interest in V12s.
I am not sure Alfa ever did a V12, they did do a "Bimotore" car with two six cylinders powering the chassis.