Reply to "Has anyone ever made a "Boss 351" pantera?"

detom (Guest)

Thanks George. Yeah I know there are guys here making way more power than that in there cars. I kind of wonder why Ford or DeTomaso didn't think of making a Boss Pantera though. Back in those days it would have been quite the set-up. The link I posted said this thing let a 3700 pound car run in the thirteens. Kind of makes you wonder what it would have done in a 3000 pound Pantera.
I kept my high compression heads from my old motor, the markings on them indicated they were made in 1970. So maybe I should turn it into a Boss motor after the three year warrenty is up and make up some BS story about it being a "SPecial, one off, one of a kind Boss 351 Pantera" and sell my car for a zillion bucks????

8/25/054:21 PM

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