New Pantera

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It looks like I just bought a new Pantera. Its a '72 US L model with 50,000 mi. There is a little rust in the front cross member, but otherwise the car is solid. Its way more solid than my '73 Euro (which many of you have seen). The paint is actually pretty good save for a few dings and scratches. The interior is where most of the work needs to be done. A previous owner attempted to change the interior color to white (why, I do not know). I plan to turn this one into a driver and upgrade and replace as I go as opposed to going whole hog. If I decide to part the Euro, which I am strongly considering, I may use some of its parts to upgrade this car. The rest will be offered for sale. You guys will get first crack of coure. Here is a link to some pics of the new car.

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