Reply to "Pantera Preservation And Rescue"

Mike Dailey (Guest)

I don�t think these guys were on anything but donuts and coffee, but they were talking about seizing my Pantera to restore it to its original glory. I kept telling them that I had all of the original parts stored, I hadn�t punched any holes in the car or cut it and I could reinstall the original parts including the York in less the a day. Their point was that I had it out on the street where people could see it with non stock parts and that�s what counted! We�ve got to stop these guys and their pet cruelty laws.

6/21/028:39 AM

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