Reply to "First ever Pantera"

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According to really sketchy 44-yr-old info, the 1st five Panteras, all pushbutton prototypes built in 1970, were the ones used for crash testing (2 were actually crash-tested, and one more was wrecked by the young son of a Ford exec in Detroit) and for prototype development. Some may not even had serial numbers. The earliest one known to be in private hands was #1006, running ZF # 0004- but the owner had an unlisted address. The 1st dozen or so cars had unusual badges, some with only one, in different locations than we're used to, and the badge sizes were different. Bjorn Carlsson in Sweden still owns #1014. I'd ask Steve Wilkinson or Santiago what their opinion is on your London car.

2/12/141:53 PM

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