Reply to "Pantera showcased on Musclecar of the Week"

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Then it isn't an original car is it?

Did anyone else notice the small, round black rubber grommet in the driver's side of the center engine screen?

I think it was for a power radio antenna, as many owners mounted an electric one to the gas tank shield in that location.

But the car still has the radio delete plate?

But other than that, a very original example.

Original now is a good selling point for collector-level Panteras. I suspect we will see other 'original' cars appear, with small hints and clues of prior changes, clues not generally picked up on by most.

Larry

6/16/151:56 PM

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