Reply to "What is the correct carb/manifold combination for my 1972 Pantera?"

timsterenMember

Fascinating info and no issues with hijacking - it is all contributing to the knowledge base. I don't have any experience with Panteras up in the 9000s, mine is 7217, so still Ford era. Is it correct to assume Panteras in the 9000s didn't have the usual tag on the chassis with the engine number and the number stamped into the engine? If your engine doesn't have a unique number stamped on it, then I guess that the paper work for 60 USD wont permit you to verify it is the original engine, but it may permit you to verify the opposite.

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