Reply to "Del Mar CA 3/31/12 & Group 4 for sale"

davekMember

"how he do that?"

Looks like a lot of work! Reminds me of a Pantera built in the 80's that used hand formed polished alum panels in the engine bay. Perhaps even more interesting was the engine on that car: a twin-turbo 427 SOHC running through a Hewland gearbox.

Your pic of the turbo "429 Boss" motor (below) is also reminiscent of that same 427 SOHC Pantera.

Always a matter of opinion, but I like seeing some of these ideas coming back around some 30 years later.

Dave

4/1/121:18 PM

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