Reply to "1974 Pantera"

fangioMember

Thanks for your response.

It really isn't a question of how fast I want to go - the car is for street use, although I may track it occasionally.

I'll give you an example, I have a 2006 911 C4S and it is plenty fast for me. My concerns is that I will only buy one pantera and I don't want to be disappointed with its speed and wondering whether I made a mistake buying a '74 instead of a '72.

By the way, Seller is including some items with the sale, including 1. Holley 750 Carb, Sermatech Coated Performance Headers, and High Performance Mufflers - Chrome Finish. I haven't decided whether to make these upgrades.

On another note, I'm a little confused about your question regarding the timing gear. Can you please elaborate?

2/17/1212:50 PM

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