Reply to "Beautiful 1974 Pantera GTS"

A few years ago Pantera International had a silver and black US GTS on the front cover of the issue. Then the silver/black US GTS was advertised for sale a few issues later in Pantera International. Asking price: $75,000. Haven't seen it for sale since.

A few months ago I was looking at Hall's website. They had two white Pantera's for sale, the Pre-L sold in one week for $55,000, the L sold after some time for the same price, $55,000.

Gasoline prices are going up, crude oil prices control inflation, and housing prices are up. I'd hold onto that car if I possibly could, and not sell at all. Sell it if you have to, but the longer you hold onto it, the better the selling price. If you can, give it to yourself as a graduation present! It's worth $75,000. Sure there's a couple of thousand Pantera's in garages, but not like that one, and not as nicely upgraded. It takes lots of money and time and labor to take a moth-balled Pantera and make it like that.

I suggest creating a web-page, then advertising and listing the website in the ads. That is if you have to sell. Or you can place it for adoption at a friendly Pantera vendor who has constant inquiries from folks who don't necessarily read this BB. You'll always miss it if you sell, and always want another, and always think you sold too low, considering replacement value.

Ferrari prices are coming down, not Pantera prices, they're going up. That US GTS is a keeper.