oil leak

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As a recent new owner of a Pantera, the car I bought has had comprehensive engine work (400BHP)to which has been running like clockwork for the past few years. I know the engine has been regularly serviced by the previous owner to the point of being pampered. 2 oil changes a year regardless of mileage covered. However I have just noticed a small oil leak on my garage floor coming from under the car which I never noticed before in owning the car just 4 months. I am about to investigate further this weekend but as an owner of such a vehicle, should one expect traces of oil to fall from the engine as did my very healthy '911' or are these engine very tight and not prone to leak at all?
I know this question is not very technical, but it's interesting to hear of reputation which can sometimes answer these technical questions.
The engine is a cobra jet 351.

6/22/061:44 AM

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