Two examples of the BF-109 'G model, one airworthy, one residing in the Smithsonian in DC. They made a bunch of these and they constitute a lot of surviving examples.
And here's an HA-112 'Buchon', a Spanish license-built version of the BF-109. The engine is a Rolls-Royce Merlin, changing the nose shape significantly. A very popular stand-in for the Messerschmitt in film. There's a lot more Rolls motors around than Daimler originals.
There was a Spitfire the Germans captured and put a Daimler in . You can find photos - it looks really weird.
Here's the story of the 'Messerspit' https://aviationhumor.net/messerspit-the-case-of-captured-and-re-engined-spitfire-en830/ The original Free French pilot was murdered during the retribution for the 'Great Escape', one of those sad bits of wartime trivia.
