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davekMember

Jack,

The number stamped into the chassis is 2862. The fact there are multiple chassis with the "2862" stamp has been covered in other posts. And as I recall, there are several articles in past PI magazines about Gp 4 Panteras having different visible numbers at different stages.

As far as the drivers at this event, see the pic attached. Especially note that last name at the list!!

Lilo Zicron was gridded right next to the Pantera at the start. I'm sure he noticed it parked directly to his right and must have thinking "really, is that a Pantera?!?"

Dave

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