Reply to "Pantera #1952 - AMX3 Prototype ?"

amx/3 (Guest)

Brooke,
Thanks for posting the picture. Yes, the Italian made AMX/3's used a Campagnolo wheel, just a defferent style than the Pantera. That's why I bought those wheels for the Paneta chassis that you saw in Denver. The AMO show was a lot of fun and we got a great parking spot next to Shirley Shayhans "Drag-On-Lady", very cool. People can run whatever wheel they like, but the new chassis has a Chevy bolt pattern now due to the Corvette C4 parts we are using for suspension, steering and brakes. I sold the Pantera chassis and those wheels, it was cool for the show though.
1973UFO,
We are very fortunate to have Dave Ward building our chassis, I will keep the pictures coming.
Thanks for the support guys, your comments keep me motivated and on target.
Tom

8/11/087:45 AM

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