Reply to "Stress cracks"

panteradougMember

Let me pose a question to everyone based upon an observation that I made long ago.

My impression of what I saw was that EVERY Pantera that had been stripped of it's original paint and repainted showed "cracks in the paint", particularly in the roof in the curve near the deck hinges.

I never saw that in an original car. I have them in my car which was striped and repainted. I have already determined that it is the paint that is cracked and not the sheetmetal.

Is everyone sure that the sheet metal is cracked and not just the paint?

9/14/077:12 PM

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