Reply to "1597 - 71 Pantera"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Great looking car. I assume that you know those aren't the original wheels and tires (nice shape, however old they are!) and I was wondering how you get gas in it. It looks like you've got a modified fuel filler. In mine, you can see the curved pipe that fills the gas tank, but I don't see yours.

What are you planning to restore? Looks like you should just get in and drive!

Congratulations!

2/4/068:11 PM

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