Am I just dreaming?

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This site is a Godsend! I almost bid on a '72 pre-L with all kinds of problems (of course, NOT revealed by the seller). The price seemed so right I almost dove in headfirst.

OK...so I need help. Is it even possible to buy a decent Pantera in the $18-25,000 price range. I don't need a show car, but don't want one that requires constant repairs. I live in Las Vegas, and want a/c (either working or repairable). Of course, I don't want rust or bondo (don't we all). I don't care that much about color, but black is a killer (literally) in the desert.

Is there hope for me?

11/6/0112:06 PM

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