Reply to "Rust and the pantera ???"

bosswrenchMember

You question should really be, "Are there any rust-free 32-year-old cars of any make"? The answer is of course, to be careful to inspect all '70 Camaros, 356 Porsches, XKEs, Panteras etc before you buy. Panteras are no worse (or better) than any other all-steel car of the vintage but I'd do a thorough inspection in all the well-known critical areas before writing a check. I'd also buy a 'Bondo-meter' (AKA a 'paint thickness gauge' before going shopping. Bondo sculptures abound in this era of cars..... I'd also join a marque club to collect info and purcase a copy of the DeTomaso Registry which keeps track of cars that have been scrapped and reincarnated.

6/25/0410:50 AM

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