Reply to "Caffeine & Octane Atlanta"

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Check out my mini-mid engine from waaaaay back!

Jeff,

Yeah, that was a color back in the day. It only lasted about four years and then disappeared until recently.

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There are very few of your color left. Mike Dailey's 71 was originally green.

Yes, I know. Lime was only available on the '71 Pantera. According to my Marti report, there were only 87 cars painted this color.

Last year I saw posts of two other lime green Panteras. Chuck Melton's ProvaMo shows a few more, but the pics wouldn't come up. Mark Charlton's Pantera was originally lime.

I'll check on the photos. Some of the photos that I have were taken in the late afternoon in partial shade and the color is kind of washed.

Am I hijacking your thread, Jeff?

John

2/18/101:19 PM

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