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cubic inches. It had four overhead cams and breathed through three twobarrel, down draft Weber carbs.
A slightly breathed on motor would produce 250 horse power at 8000 rpm. Mine was breathed on. Transmission was a gateshift, five-speed synchro with a spring-loaded lock out for reverse.
The body was curvaceous and beautiful. Some panels were aluminum and some steel.
Performance was amazing for a 146 cubic inch motor; 60 mph came in 6.4 seconds. Top speed was a notch below 150 mph. The handling was phenomenal. At .89 lateral G’s it was the best handling street car in 1972, provided you remembered to keep a. little power on in the turn. Startle yourself, or for some reason take your foot off the gas
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