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kirkevansAmeriSport GT5-S builder Pantera Parts Vendor

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A car from my past resurfaces. Did this one in 1984 just before AmeriSport started. Frankly I don't remember it being 80% finished before the delivery in Chicago to the first owner who had it built. There are a few additions to the build like the Gilmore belt drive which I told the original owner I would not do because of the safety factor. You have a fire, belt break at speed or even a water pump coming apart and clear acrylic is not a good solution if you are in the driver seat. IMHO Looks good from the inside though. You never see the engine front while driving a Pantera

Nice work on the restore and still in fantastic shape. It's great to see it again looking as it was designed and built originally in 84. Here's a nice shot on the road in Florida.

Great yellow sunset---WOW---what luck!

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