Reply to "Pantera #3280 - GT5-S Replica - Seeking history"

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Originally posted by DOES 200:
Michael Arcaro built it in his auto body shop in Palm Springs. I recall they used some kind of water base paint.

Jan,
Do you have any other information to share on the car? Do you know who the previous owner is? Feel free to PM me to take this off-line if you prefer. Can you speak to the quality of the build? I've been doing some research here on the forum about the GT5-S conversions and find statements that the Hall fenders to not fit well or are not dimensionally the same from side to side. The paint is not my major concern, the body work is knowing what it takes to change sheet metal on these cars.

Steve

9/24/1811:09 AM

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