The Avanti II is an American performance sports coupe that evolved from the original Studebaker Avanti. Between 1965 and 2006, it underwent several ownership changes. Initially produced from leftover Studebaker components, it later transitioned to General Motors and Ford chassis and engines. The Altman brothers introduced the Avanti II in 1965, featuring a modified Chevrolet Corvette engine. Over time, it adopted various powertrains, including the 305 cu in V8. Hand-built and custom-ordered, these cars combined luxury with distinctive styling. - msn bing Copilot A.I.

Two (2) Avanti II sales brochures for the 1966 models.

Please examine the eBay photos.

1.  4-fold.

18 inches wide / 7 1/2 inches tall / Opened.

Black and white.

Highlighting performance / safety / specs / prestige.

2.  5- fold.

18 1/2 inches tall / 16 inches wide / Opened.

Black and white.

Highlighting the hand-crafted build quality / no assembly line / Standard equipment / Specs / Prestige / Safety / Performance.

Basically, the 1966 Avanti II featured:

*  327 cubic inch Corvette engine putting out 300 horsepower

*  Shipping weight of 3,181 pounds

*  Auto Transmission or Four-Speed Manual

*  Power Everything

*  A/C

*  140-mph Speedometer

*  Reinforced Heavy Duty X-Member Frame

*  Disc Brakes

Made by Avanti Motor Corp., 220 East Jefferson Boulevard, South Bend, Indiana.  (That address is now a Key Bank.)

Sold in Northwest Ohio by D. D. Gross Motor Sales,  Moline, Ohio. (This was a Packard/Studebaker dealer.)