Jim Kelly posted:Apologies, Highlander, but I can't tell if your question is about a manufacturer's category or a government category. If your question is directed to the maker, you may want to contact Henry directly at the Intermeccanica website. If your question refers to government regulations and/or import/export laws, please give more info. I have spent many years in California and have never heard of the "S (sports cars) market segment".
Hi Jim
Yes I would like to contact Henry direct, do you have his email? I sent IMC some emails without a response.
My question has nothing to do with Government regulation etc.
I have a 1977 IMC Sportster, It was imported from the U.S. I wanted to obtain more details from the IMC company.
i did some research and found the following:
”Intermeccanica Speedster (California Production) specifications: versions & types
Intermeccanica model Speedster (California Production) belongs to sports roadster / converible class. Represents the "S (sport cars)" market segment. The car was offered with roadster body shapes between the years 1976 and 1979.
Cars were equipped with engines of 1641 cc (100.5 cui) displacement, delivering 67 kW (91 PS, 90 hp) of power. Intermeccanica Speedster (California Production) is constructionally closely related also to PORSCHE 356 SPEEDSTER.”
I needed some clarification on this research.
Thanks