Reply to "best way to pull pantera from rear?"

panterrorMy 74 GTS

If for some reason you decide to transport the Pantera rear end first (the beds on some tilt bed trucks are angled such that this is the only way you can load without additional ramps), be sure to get a piece of rope and tie the deck lid shut from inside the engine bay through the latch/loop. When Panteras get hauled backward the deck lid can rattle enough to unlatch and when that happens your deck lid gets wrapped onto your roof! I know of two such examples. Don't be a third.

Best,
K

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