Reply to "How Many GT5?"

peterhMember

I know this thread is about GT5 Panteras, but I thought readers may be interested in GT5-S production numbers for comparison purposes.

The first GT5-S is known to be #9375, a 1985 belonging to Charlie McCall of Vitoria, Spain. The last GT5-S is #9562, a 1990 belonging to Mr. Rauch of Germany.

9562 - 9375 = 187

I am aware of three GTS Panteras and one GT5 having been built during this interval so;

187 - 4 = 183

The number is likely to go down as I find other GTS and GT5 Panteras with chassis numbers within the GT5-S range but, for the time being, we can safely assume that 183 is the maximum total number of GT5-S Panteras that could have been produced.

The GT5-S is a very rare car.

5/19/072:50 PM

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