Reply to "Pantera Engine Blocks"

panteradougMember

It is probably true that engine documentation in the case of the Pantera is unreliable and sketchy at best but there are current owners of US produced vehicles, such as Mustangs and Torinos, that claim they have 351c Cobra Jets with 2 bolt blocks that are original to the car.

This is in direct contrast to what Ford says are the production records and how they list engines in the parts book for warranty identification.

I'm not a referee nor do I intend to be one but when a car comes up for sale that claims to be completely original and it does not match the original production records, guess what happens?

2/3/226:35 AM

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