Reply to "Pantera #6404 - 1974 Pantera L advertised on eBay as the "Most original in the world""

rmccallMember

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Originally posted by DOES 200:
I wonder why the period correct engine bay crud is gone? Looks worse done half ass as all the funky dimples show. Maybe the new owner will fix it up and make it all original. Or they could just buy mine and spend $200k+ to bring it back to normal...haha.

No crud on the '74 models. Satin black paint only.
This car I pretty original looking. The indicator lights on the dash and the alarm system are a few of the changes that have not been mentioned.

Ron

1/29/188:04 PM

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