Reply to "1974 Pantera in California $29,995"

Mike Dailey (Guest)

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Originally posted by Labrat:
A bit pricey for 106,000 miles don't ya think??

I have not seen this car first hand, but if you can find a decent Pantera for 30k you will be doing extremely well and should consider yourself lucky. Mileage is really not relevant when looking at a 30 year old Pantera. A Pantera with one mile could need more work to get it on the road than one with 200k.

To learn more about buying a Pantera stop by http://www.panteraplace.com/

Mike

1/15/031:31 PM

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