Reply to "2011 DeTomaso Automobili Pantera"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

If the "New" Pantera looked like the "Panthera" concept, we could have a discussion about wants and needs and price would be less of a consideration. If it looked like that bloated silver thing that was floated a while back, you wouldn't be able to park one in my driveway even if you were coming over for dinner.

I agree with Mike that a Targa would really add a huge level of desirability to the package. Supercharging seems like a pretty good idea as well for a modern Pantera.

I also agree that Will should order the salad instead of the fries.

Mark

2/19/107:39 PM

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