Reply to "Panteras inspectors"

George PAdmin.

Mark (Husker) is right on. When you find a car, post a new thread asking for assistance in the area where the car is located. Contact me if nobody responds.

I'll gladly inspect cars in the Ventura county area, San Fernando Valley, Santa Clarita, Santa Barbara County and Kern county areas.

For Free!

John Buckman used to be the go-to guy in the San Diego area, but now that he's the president of POCA, I don't know if he has the time.

You are never alone amongst the De Tomaso automobile family.

7/17/145:45 PM

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