Reply to "'72 silver L-model, #4429"

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

If you decide to do it yourself, it's not technically that challenging, but it is a lot of work. It took me 100 hours to do mine. Stupidly, I didn't remove the engine—which I am sure would have taken less time than it would have saved in extra effort working around everything. Search the forum for threads about how to go about this if you do proceed. Like most Pantera projects, once the can is open you start adding things to the list. Re-routing AC lines & wires is a great one. BUT, if you are aiming to keep your car as stock as possible, don't touch anything that isn't easily reversible in a few days.

You car looks great and I'm sure whatever you decide will enhance your enjoyment of the car.

Mark

3/13/104:41 PM

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