Reply to "Mangusta Restoration work.....engine compartment"

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vypr...

Yes, the fan is basically in the same location...it needs to clear the spare tire & bracket that you see there also.

The yellow blade fan is likely the same as the Pantera, but not all Mangusta's received the full shrouded yellow bladed assy.

Most got a minimal mounting system made of all thread bent where bends were required, and welded to a fan bracket. Fan motor may have been similar to one of the radiator fan motors.... but blade assy was a 6-ish bladed plain (sorta clear) plastic with smaller vanes.

Note nuts and large washers in fins of the condenser! You can just make out threaded rod welded to fan retainer at about the 4:00 position of the motor.

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