Reply to "1971 GT40 vs. Pantera"

bosswrenchMember

Donny, one Pantera owner liked GT-40s sooo much, he began modifying his Pantera to simulate it. He fitted a GT-40 dash & instruments, GT-40-look wheels, seat upholstery with ventilation eyelets and a host of other small things. He's gone now but his Pantera is still floating around the country. Note that actually driving a GT-40 or a faithful kit in traffic without AC is a true sauna-experience! Ventilation or fresh air is non-existent at low speeds.

2/28/226:42 PM

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