For such a cool looking car, I was always disappointed they were'nt performance optioned. I've seen one manual trans and no engine more than the base 4 barrel V8, most are 2 barrel.
By Colin Wood
Jul 19, 2021
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For such a cool looking car, I was always disappointed they were'nt performance optioned. I've seen one manual trans and no engine more than the base 4 barrel V8, most are 2 barrel.
In reply to Bardan :
I agree, I haven't done much research on the GT/CS, but what I did find made it seem like it was more of an appearance package than a performance package.
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