Reply to "Original Lincoln Mercury Pantera art"

kirkevansAmeriSport GT5-S builder Pantera Parts Vendor

That's great Jim---Nice to know there's still original nut and bolts traces of the Pantera's history out there. I'm not a collector so the best result for my acquisitions would be to get it into the right hands.

Love to see what Lance aquired someday---maybe we'll see a US Detomaso museum in the future. Years ago I designed the inside of the Lamborghini museum that was briefly open in Oklahoma. Nice guy owned it--big Lamborghini collector--passed after a year or so of the opening. It was a fun project for me to design the overall display layout of the cars.

Kirk

3/15/109:38 AM

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