Images below from: The Petersen Automotive Collection - Los Angeles, California TachRev.com coverage.
Nice front 3/4 view of Bob Reisner's 1967 Twin Pontiac 400 motored roadster. (above)
The display information card information as follows:
"1967 INVADER In 1967, Bob Reisners INVADER won the AMBR (America's Most Beautiful Roadster) title and was featured in HOT ROD Magazine. Reisner fabricated the steel tube frame to hold two Pontiac V-8 motors, their combined displacement equaling 800 cubic inches. Each motor is mated to a separate B&M transmission; the two transmissions are connected to a single shifter. The four wheel independent suspension is crafted from Jaguar components. Reisner's design exemplifies the fantastic and zany aesthetic of late sixties and early seventies roadsters." (above)
AFB's and Mickey Thompson valve covers on the twin Pontiac mills. (above)
Close-up view of the INVADER's coach body, interior and the dual coil Jag IRS rear suspension. (above)
Dual Pontiac 400 Engines, each equipped with dual carbs on dual carb cross-ram manifolds. (above)
Business end of the dual Pontiac engines - NICE! (above)
The beautiful nose of Bob Reisner's INVADER roadster. (above)
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