Reply to "Pantera #4829 - Chassis has Group 4 lightening holes"

The Reaper (Guest)

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Originally posted by Rocky:
Reaper - but why think that?

Doesn’t it make more sense to think 4829 is the real VIN... and it was produced after the Group 4 cars?“

If the front valence has pods for built-in turn signals, like a Pantera L, then I'll lean towards your explanation. If the front valence doesn't have built-in pods, then it may be an earlier chassis with an alternative number. Would GT4Peter be willing to provide a picture of the front valence panel?

9/2/1811:53 PM

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