Reply to "Fall Pantera Run"

Deeb:

If you refer back to my November 7th post on this thread, you will see there are a number of GT5-S Panteras in Europe with the mirror mounted on the side of the door rather than the top (although, granted, mine is the only GT5 I have seen with this arrangement). I have attached a photo of #9504 belonging to Thomas Moser from Switzerland as one example. The way my mirror is constructed, and I suspect the way the one on the John Scotti car is constructed, allows it to be mounted in either place. Since you have the "Turbo" style Vitaloni on your car, yes, the John Scotti GT5 will be different from yours. However, my car does not have the Turbo Vitaloni mirrors, but rather ones that appear identical to the John Scotti car insofar as I can tell from the photos they sent me. That is why I got to thinking that, as unusual as my mirrors are, prehaps they are OEM after all.

Thanks for the advice on fixing my drooping problem (OK, OK, I know I'm leaving myself open to bad Viagra jokes here), and I will keep you posted on the outcome of my repair attempts.

By the way, what did you think of the John Scotti GT5? I had an offer to buy my car from a fellow in Vancouver, but I want to keep my car so I referred him to John Scotti. Therefore, I hope the John Scotti car is in as good a condition in real life as it appears from the photos and the salesman's glowing description.