In May 1964 Colt 1000 touring cars took part in the second Japan Grand Prix race at the Suzuka Circuit, in the T-III touring car class, where Sohei Kato won the class and three other drivers, Toru Yokoyama, Yusuke Ishizu and Hachiro Tanaka, took the next places, a clean sweep of the top four. It followed the successes of the preceding Mitsubishi 500 and Colt 600. The Colt 1000 had a column shifter for its fully synchronized four speed manual transmission.
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Source Wikipedia: Mitsubishi Colt 1000Lead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
Available as a four-door sedan, with a traditional Panhard layout
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1964 Japanese Grand Prix, following the successes
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1964 Japanese Grand Prix, following the successes
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Available as a four-door sedan, with a traditional Panhard layout
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Available as a four-door sedan, with a traditional Panhard layout, the A20 Colt 1000 was powered by a 977 cc engine producing 51 PS (38 kW) at 6,000 rpm.
View the Source Japanese Wikipedia: 三菱・コルト1000
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1964年5月、鈴鹿サーキットで行われた第2回日本グランプリ自動車レース（ツーリングカー・T-III部門）に参戦。
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