Reply to "Chris Darling are you out there?"

I'll fax it to you tomorrow, Gary.

I'll also include the 1999 POCA issue with the recessed headlights with plexiglass covers that fit the original contour of the bodywork/buckets in down position. That's a very unique look. Probably easier to achieve while you're searching for another bucket assembly. Could probably do that quick & easy w/o screwing into bnodywork while looking for HL bucket.

Check out ebay. There's a guy in Kerrville, TX parting out a 1972 Pantera. I bought a window motor from him. He's selling everything in pieces. Maybe buy some obscure part from him that nobody wants (for $1) to get his e-mail address, or try to reach him through the email feature about 'ask questions before you buy'. Search '1972 Pantera' and check the little box under the Search box on the left of the ebay screen.

I threw away the box he sent my item in and deleted his email & mine, but he's honest. www.wbay.com then hit the file folder tab at the top that says 'search' then the next page there's a 'search' box on the left hand side. '1972 pantera' & check the small box underneath it to include everything.

When you own a Pantera, you learn ways to get creative to get the parts, information, and services you want and need.

By the way, I've been in panic situations and it's hard to get to the brake pedal in a hurry. My trim wasn't fastened very well there, so that helped when I found the little screw close to the gas pedal cable, but I almost cut 0.5" from the brake pedal's right side so my foot could get to the brake faster from the gas. Seems like the sole of my right shoe wants to catch on the brake pedal coming up from the gas pedal, and send me 1.0 second closer to BAD NEWS!