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Here is a picture of the door tag.

It is my understanding that there is another car registered with a production number in the 8000S. Is there a possibility that you could forward my information (email) to him so we could compare notes. I have owned two 1974 Panteras and believe this one to be of true origin. It looks to be very original and has a title that states true miles in the 21,000 range. Please help me chase the history on this car. All I know is that it was in Pennsylvania in a storage container.

Let me know if there is anything else you need from me, thank you, Brian

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