Reply to "Rumours on refurbished 351 engines on new Pantera in early 80's"

timsterenMember

quote:
Originally posted by Denis C:
$25 later Marti standard report from the short engine VIN. I have done this 3 times.

Many thanks to all! This has been a very interesting learning experience. I think I will see what Marti has on my (non-Pantera) block. I would love to get the actual block (6294) originally belonging to my car , so that I have matching numbers, but it was probably melted down a long time ago.
Cheers, Tim.

10/18/1810:55 AM

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