Reply to "Pantera #9483 - 1987 GTS"

charliemccallMember

Sounds like one part hyperbole and one part nice car. I think that there is at least one other 1987 GTS (it is either 1987 or 1989 - can't find my info right now...) but there aren't very many.

#9483 was in fact owned by Charlie Seabrook. How special is the car? Good question. I have spoken first-hand to people who have paid extra for "special" motors from deTomaso who received bone-stock Windsor truck motors, and also spoken first hand to people who have ordered the "Group 3" engine option who said that it was a completely different animal and was amazing. So it is at least possible.

Sounds like a nice car, but I'd take part of the description with a grain of salt and just be happy I had a rare car in good condition.

3/24/087:18 AM

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