Reply to "Lime Green Pantera on eBay"

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I did not even know that this shade of green existed.

You're not alone. A lot of people still don't know that this is an original color. As I posted in another thread, this color (Lime) was only available on the 1971 cars. According to my Marti report, only 87 (of the 1971) cars were painted this color.

The first Pantera that I ever saw was this color. I saw it in late '71, and in Jan, '72, I owned one.

John

9/14/096:43 PM

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