Reply to "Pantera #001 - Group 5/C "gruppo5". Information & Pictures needed"

George PAdmin.

Moffi,

Instead of building your own REPLICA of Pantera #001, why not own the real thing, why not purchase Pantera #001 from the Adlers? Its the real car, the car in the pictures. Fully restored. I'm sure you could purchase this car for less money than it would cost to duplicate it.

Then all you need to do is duplicate the original body work. If you make inquiries with the right sources in Italy, the original bodywork may still be laying around somewhere.

cowboy from hell

11/29/081:48 PM

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