Reply to "Looking for a pantera"

nick47 (Guest)

I've only been at this a few months, but here's what I've learned so far. Prices for Ford parts are relatively cheap. Prices for OEM Pantera parts can give you palpitations.

It seems to me the only time you'd buy a new part is if that part is missing from your car. IMO, just about any Pantera part could be restored to like-new for less than a new one would cost.

But then you have upgrades. Bigger wheels, lighter clutch, more horsepower. You get what you pay for. I can see where $35K would get you a low-rust, fairly original (i.e. few upgrades) car with a few hundred hours left on the motor.

1/18/0712:18 PM

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