I remember looking at them when new on a motor show stand Richard (probably NEC, but may have been London).
Don't think I still have the brochure now, but I remember reading various road tests, mainly of the V6 and comparing to Morgan.
More than 10 years ago now, when I was a volunteer on the local heritage railway I spent some time working alongside a chap a few years younger than I who had been employed by Panther on the Kallista - his comment: don't touch one with a barge pole unless it has been rebuilt by an enthusiast, we threw them together with whatever parts were available! They were the "poor man's Lima" according to him.
They have their own attraction. Came across a number on a road run many years ago when I still had the +4 (Sue and I were on holiday in Dorset) - they all waved at the Morgan
Pierre-Francois, welcome to TalkMorgan
