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My 71 (that I bought in 1983 then placed in storage for 14 years) had Koni shocks on it that I believe were an exact replacement for the originals. These shocks froze up solid so they became like a solid link (made for a rough ride) because of a design flaw according to Koni. I sent them off to Koni in Kentucky and they repaired the design flaw and rebuilt the shocks for $100 each. Koni told me they do not make shocks for the Pantera any more so any Koni shock you buy must be something that has been adapted to fit.

[This message has been edited by BD (edited 01-10-2004).]

1/10/048:41 PM

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