Reply to "1971 Pantera #1386"

George PAdmin.

FYI ... this is one of the very earliest Panteras built after
Ford took over production in general, including final assembly
of the cars destined for the US. The push button Panteras had
been assembled 100% at Vignale in Torino. After Ford took over
final assembly of the North American Panteras shifted from
Vignale to Ford's new plant at via Virgilio 9 in Modena. Final
assembly of Panteras destined for European markets shifted to
the existing De Tomaso factory at Via Jacopo Peri 68 in Modena.

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