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Until the very last Pantera was produced, DeTomaso would build whatever the customer wanted... I know of at least one factory GTS built in 1989 - no flares, no wide body, looks identical to a 1972 GTS...

To that end, they continued to build both GT5 and GT5-S cars until the end. I've seen a 1987 GT5, Thomas Tornblum's is a 1984, and I think there are a handful of 1988's too... This makes it all the harder to know exact numbers of any model.

9/17/0312:15 AM

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