Reply to "1972 Pantera in Kansas City"

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I always liked the lime green as a stock Pantera as it is so unusual, and is still a very acceptable color for a exotic. Went to the website, but no photos. You have to chuckle, Craigslist is free for lengthy text description and photos, yet some are so limited in marketing capabilities. Close to $100K considering the work mentioned in the ad; however limited description and no photos seems more like an ad for a $25 piece of old furniture. I am not knocking it, but just find such things amusing.

1/30/168:49 AM

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