Seeking proof of factory GC with 4g52

[Rally_2.6LC]

Hi guys,

I'm looking for proof, as in sales brochure or factory picture, of a 1975 GC Galant (or other name in other country) coming out with a factory 4G52.
I don't care what country it came out in with the 4g52 but must be a GC Galant (as known in Austraila).
I have found wikipedia references to it and I found some stuff years ago but can't seem to locate it.
Any help would be much appreciated.


Cheers
Matt

[A112H]

Google Galant 1850, they were called this in NZ and ran a 4G51 Astron
Check wiki for the run down of models and mechanical changes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubish ... .931976.29
Or search through this sites Galant page and look for the maybe 100 brochures that have been uploaded.
http://www.sigma-galant.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=2768

[A112H]

Also remember GC was the Australian designation only.
A112 was 4G32
A114 was 4G51
And A115 was 4G52
I am pretty sure that is correct.

In Japanese but you get the numbers in English for engine size

[A112H]

[Rally_2.6LC]

Excellent!!!! Just what I was after.
Thanks for the help guys


Cheers
Matt

[RaptorReed]

The 1974 to early 77 Colt GTs and Colt Carousels came standard with the 4g52 in the US. These would be the GC equivalents since we didn't get a quad headlight (GD/GC hardtop) version here for 74-77 Galants. It was also an option on sedan and wagons here.