Reply to "long and newman pantera"

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According to ex-POCA Prez Les Gray who once worked for Long & Newman, there were two different chassis built. Most were made to take a front-drive Citation 2.6-l V-6 engine, transaxle & clutch plus hubs mounted in back with the steering arms locked. Think Fiero- the exact same engine/trans & hubs were used by Pontiac a few years later. A few L&N chassis were made to take a V-8 & ZF transaxle. Obviously, the tube frame could be altered either way but I think all the bodies were the same- taken off molds from a real Pantera. Some body parts will interchange with the steel parts.

9/12/143:48 PM

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