Reply to "Source for replacement Pantera steering rack"

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Boy, that website brings back memories. In the early '70s, Titan made complete, really competitive Formula Ford race cars, their own dry-sump pumps and bellhousings along with other race bits that were used by everyone. I had a '74 Titan FF for a while, sold to another Pantera owner in FL in 2000.
IMHO, unless things have radically changed over there, all their parts were of very high quality and could be depended upon. Note also their power steering set looks very similar to the one being sold in the U.S. Several Pantera owners have one (different importer maybe) in their cars working fine. David, comment?

3/1/1412:15 PM

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