Reply to "Pantera #2263 : Documented history of the first factory Pantera Group 4 2263 / 8263"

rik911Member

The same picture zoomed.
These two plates are quite unique. First, it is easy to see that in 1972 the car was not fitted with the regular chassis plate of any De Tomaso Pantera. Secondly, there was no chassis number stamped on the footbox where it is usually present on a regular Pantera.

Instead there are a De Tomaso Vallelunga plate (on the left, looking at the picture), and a long plate (on the right, looking at the picture) on which the chassis number was probably stamped.

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