Yes I am one of the lucky guys owning one of the last 38 Panteras built. As most will know it was restyled by Gandini in 1988-89, one car was crash tested in 1990, two cars have been altered for GT races, and one is left in the De Tomaso Musuem in Modena, so that effectively you have 34 cars left on the street. All cars I know of otherwise are located in Europe, and they are impossible to find and hence buy!
I am currently thinking about possibly selling the beauty, if the right offer comes along. The car has merely 10,000 miles on the Speedo from new and is in perfect condition otherwise.
Sorry I forgot to add an email address:
drthkern@netscape.net
One other snipet I was recently told is that since there are no Pantera GTSi or Nuevo or 200's in the US and only 38 ever will exist(ed), there is a possibility to import such a car and request a license in most US sates on the basis that it is a unique i.e. historical car. The argument has become even stronger considering the very sad passing away of the much missed genius Alessandro DeTomaso.
[This message has been edited by derpantera (edited 09-23-2003).]
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