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panteradougMember

Yellow can be very nice.

I think the absolute prettiest color I ever saw a Pantera in was this light sissy girly orange color on a car from Montreal. I think is was from Montreal.

I think I was in Lake George with SAAC and the Streetrodders around '82. Might have been Pocono, I'm not quite sure.

I recall it to have had a white interior and Gp.4 flares.
It was a pretty thing. I haven't seen it in years. It may be in the French sector, I don't know?

2/4/075:35 AM

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