Reply to "engine number on ID tag"

doublegMember

Thanks for all the great feedback. The chassis number on my car is 4429, and the engine number on the riveted tag in the front/rear trunk areas is 03390. The same engine number is stamped on the block. The car was represented to me as a 1972 L, (as noted on the title I got from the previous owner, etc.) but, I now understand it's really a 1973 from some of the info you guys have replied with. I wanted to know which version of the engine it was supposed to be, before I started digging into it and doing things. It's a 29,000 mile car that's been taken care of well, never had an engine rebuild, but maintained well. I want to add horsepower, clean up the engine bay, but, do not want to modify the look of the engine and the engine bay beyond the original. It's my first Pantera.
Thanks again.

12/21/094:33 PM

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