Reply to "Introduction: New Owner of Pantera #7228, a US - GTS"

timsterenMember

Hi Michael,

there were two types of GTS. The US GTS, which yours is, only 150 made and verifiable by having GT in the chassis number - and as stated, only 30 made in your colour combination. These were basically a standard L Pantera (i.e. with a Motorcraft 4300D) with a body kit. Then there were the European GTS Panteras, of which it is unclear how many were made, and which have no special distinguishing feature in the chassis number - they had the body kit and go-faster bits such as in some cases other carburetors, like the Holley 650. If you haven't had a look at the Provamo site, then go in and check out the section on GTS Panteras, it describes both types.

Cheers, Tim.

7/2/1910:23 AM

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