Reply to "72 Pantera for trade?"

joe1974l6656Member

The car looks good, is the year most people want, the best color (sorry I am biased), priced and stated properly.

Might I suggest adding a comment to the listing that the stock parts that you have go with the car, it might bring a wider group of buyers.

IMHO people that are looking for a 00001 mile odometer car... should find one with original gas it would only be seen on a trailer! Smile.

I believe our cars are way undervalued, compared to others of like and kind. I just wish in 1978, I would have said yes to that baby blue 1968 Shelby GT KR500 from my friend Chris years ago (with the 427 side oiler that won Lime Rock in 1969...) it would have been 2 grand well spent. But it has a good home with a guy at a Ford dealer in Berlin CT.

11/25/156:26 AM

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