Fresh engine, strong paint and body. Interior re-done with Corvette style seats. Gotti wheels. Stock suspension and brakes. Excellent appearing car. Private sale in California. Price = $42,000.00.
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Dave ,
What do you think this Pantera would've sold for 10, and 5 years ago?
Michael
What do you think this Pantera would've sold for 10, and 5 years ago?
Michael
When PI Motorsports opened up in 1996, you could get a very nice car for around $25,000-30,000.00. We sold few cars in the 40K bracket.
As an owner since 1974, once the market began to increase (I recall a period in the seventies when I saw Panteras for sale for around $7K), the market moved slowly upward.
In recent years, I believe the average price moves around $1,000.00 per year. I believe that it will become harder to find really good cars in the $30K range. So many publications are covering the Pantera now and I believe the interest in the cars is increasing. Even though some published articles try to crunch down prices lower than they really are, I expect to see the cars move strongly into the 40K -50K area, probably in 2006, unless more natural disasters or the big real estate bubble finally bursts.
As an owner since 1974, once the market began to increase (I recall a period in the seventies when I saw Panteras for sale for around $7K), the market moved slowly upward.
In recent years, I believe the average price moves around $1,000.00 per year. I believe that it will become harder to find really good cars in the $30K range. So many publications are covering the Pantera now and I believe the interest in the cars is increasing. Even though some published articles try to crunch down prices lower than they really are, I expect to see the cars move strongly into the 40K -50K area, probably in 2006, unless more natural disasters or the big real estate bubble finally bursts.