Reply to "Pantera GT5-S For Sale"

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

After eBay fees and dealer commission, that would probably end up being less than $60K in the seller's pocket.

It is a GT5-S, but will still require some effort to eradicate the Miami Vice appearance and make her truly stunning. $70K seems low against the beautiful German car offered at (and not likely to reach) $190K but I don't think it was ridiculous for a car without the original wheels and needing some paint and body attention.

Mark

5/9/138:49 PM

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