Reply to "Pantera #6879 - $125K 1974 pantera w/ ONLY 135 miles"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Larry is bang-on the money.

I know of one individual who was very seriously interested in the car and once he saw that had been altered it was no longer of interest to him. Too bad because as we all know, they are only original once. If I was the owner, I would make every possible effort to undo the "upgrades" and hope that some new interested party will come along. What will probably happen is that some unsuspecting buyer will believe the car is 100% original and when he finds out it isn't will put it up for sale—at a higher amount.

Mark

3/4/1011:12 AM

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