Reply to "Pantera #5993, dammed Pantera on eBay"

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Not only did this car sell but there were three higher offers submitted to the seller after the auction. The highest was $16.5K, the days of restorable sub 20K Panteras are over. Ive noticed quite a bit of frustration with buyers that are late to the party. In my opinion, these cars are a total deal and will continue to appreciate over the next few years to the point where good drivers are all 100k cars and the best will be trading quietly for quite a bit more than that.

7/7/132:40 PM

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