Reply to "Pantera Fire"

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I saw an interview with the fella. They said it was a 70's Fer-308. He was in the middle of the flames and backed out with out a scratch; maybe a few less hairs on his arms. I wonder we don't have more of these with the Pantera's. I was filling up the Ford 8N tractor this weekend wondering why we don't see these things on fire all the time. They are hard to fill and the extra gas goes right over the top of the engine, exhaust manifold, battery, starter. Amazing you don't see them start fires every day.

Gary

7/5/053:34 PM

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