Reply to "Help in tracing my Pantera's History"

bosswrenchMember

Johnnek, some owners have contacted Santiago DeTomaso in Modena. He has all the original factory records from his father's company that manufactured the Panteras, and for a fee his new company will pull your car's serial & see whats in the file. Typically, it only gives the original color, a radio serial (if one was ordered), and a few other details, as well as the dealer it was shipped to and when. His company also sells OEM parts and is reproducing more every week in partnership with Steve Wilkinson in CA.

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