Reply to "Wing or no Wing/87 GTS Narrow Body"

jeff6559Member

This is the ultimate philosophy question for car guys. Keep it stock (narrowbody with the wing) or preserve the classic Pantera lines (no wing).

Are you sure it came from the factory with the wing? And is it documented as such?

If you decide to go without, just save all the pieces in the event that someday you want to have a totally stock car.

As for me, generally stock is better but in this case I'd say no wing. But as Mark says, there's "no dress code here!"

1/25/076:57 AM

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