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I suspect most owners are now scratching their heads?

Front wheel, REAR splash guard????

I have only seen these on my car. I have always believed they were added by Dennis Quella during a full restoration for a previous owner.

They are super simple to fab at home. Take some poster board and trim to fit, then transfer to the metal of choice. A couple of pop rivets to attach, silicone sealant to close any gaps, and a final coat of rattle-can undercoating.

Be sure to leave a bottom opening to allow drainage if any water somehow gets in.

Look closely and you'll see the two pop rivets on the left side of the guard.

Definitely a to-do for all Panteras.

Larry

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