Reply to "(CA) 1972 Pre-L Pantera"

design-jediMember

$70K is a lot of money for an average Pantera but it would be difficult to find a low mileage prestine Pantera and then restore it to the level Fred has described for less than that. If the color and spec level are what you want then bingo, you have a bargin without the 2+ year wait for the restoration to be completed. If you live in Europe you get an even better bargin because the dollar is weak. Do I care whether Pantera prices are high or low? No....my car is not for sale and I don't care what people think I have into it.

9/5/0810:01 PM

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