Reply to "Pantera Gr 3 #THPNLK01172"

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Sorry to disagree but the European GTS was the real deal in terms of what "Gran Turismo Sportivo" is intended to indicate - not a badge (it was not so for the US model). Had two growing up '72 and '83, they were upgraded in performance, custom parts could be added to your heart's (and pocket's) content. In the "terra dei motori (Modena)" you had a plenty to choose from aftermarket upgrades if you wished to do the work outside of the factory. After '74 it was essentially a bespoke build.

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Originally posted by M.Welter:
"GTS" was just a label. It was the cheapest way to launch a new model in a tough market.

2/27/185:35 PM

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