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My Dad died recently and left me his 1972 Pantera. It was his daily driver for five years, then went into the garage for the next 20. Five years ago he had the car refurbished, but seldom drove it. We used to visit the car every few months, start it up and maybe go for a short drive. It has just under 60K miles, and still runs beautifully.

I'm not exactly sure what to do with it. I worry about taking it someplace where I have to leave it sitting around. Is that a problem? Or am I being overprotective?

I've always worked on my own cars, but the Pantera is a little bit intimidating. The driver's window no longer goes up and down, so maybe I'll start with that. Who makes a good workshop manual?

I really appreciate this forum. Thanks for having me.

9/25/0612:33 PM

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