Reply to "anyone have vintage engine compartment photos to share?"

panteradougMember

OK, I see the Cobra pan has side tanks that won't fit the Mangusta.

They are showing the 366 Mangusta pan as 7.5 deep.

Do you have a picture of the pan you had built?

I went with dual remote oil filters on my Pantera, Aviaid "Pantera" pan.

I suppose the first time I need to get into the bottom of the engine I'll go with the removable cross member via the "sawsall" express route?

The filters are now on the passenger side hanging off of the large chassis rail. Much easier and cleaner to deal with there than the stock location. The plumbing ties into an oil cooler mounted to the front rear splash shield there too.

The oiling accessories on both of these cars are an expensive non-essential to strictly a street driven car. People didn't think much about oiling back then. This is a relatively recent phenomena.

LOTS of "Aeroquip" on this car.

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