Reply to "1971 EFI Pantera"

GhostRidr (Guest)

I've driven this car, and let me say it is very nice to drive indeed. First EFI Pantera I'd ever driven, and it sure was nice not to have any carb lag, and instant throttle response. With the new QA1 shocks on there, it reminded me just how bad I needed to get new shocks for my car! I pulled it up to over 100 and it ran beautifully.

Someone is going to get a nice car, with a lot of work already done.

7/20/067:45 AM

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