Gulp. History has a price I guess.
http://www.justauto.com.au/jus...9b&mc_eid=7e0b4fe68d
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I love the “The only factory issued workshop manual/ parts list in existence is included with the sale.“. I passed it to Santiago and I am sure he is printing more off as we speak. 25k a copy. ;-)
quote:Did they have linkage running under the dash
I think it more likely the linkage is within the enlarged cowl boxing.
Larry
Hood Vents are factory ?
also says "Has the only known Detomaso factory built 351 Cleveland engine. Hand made mufflers"
I don't understand the above statement?
also says "Has the only known Detomaso factory built 351 Cleveland engine. Hand made mufflers"
I don't understand the above statement?
Ummmm....original and unmolested?...: chrome rear bumper, red painted front headlight bar, cloth seat inserts, non stock steering wheel, early style pre L(looks aftermarket) small front bumpers with L style parking light pods, front side marker light with what looks like some kind of an insert (unless they are perhaps European?), wheels look to be the same width front and rear but may be an illusion as the rear fender seems to stick out past the tire too much....
When I lived in Australia I saw a number of cheap Corvette conversions done with chains and balance bars. I wouldn't touch any of them and got one done with a true mirror image. Yes I admit I had a Corvette at one point.... we all live and learn 
Looks like they did nothing about reducing the engine cover, so that now driver seat is for short drivers only!
It's probably a fat finger job where it was supposed to be $69,500!
Looks like they did nothing about reducing the engine cover, so that now driver seat is for short drivers only!
It's probably a fat finger job where it was supposed to be $69,500!
I agree with Joules, it should be $69,500. If you want to go into the $600,000 + range you would be looking at this Gr 4 https://www.classicdriver.com/.../pantera/1972/433309
I believe the last time I saw it listed with a price it was around $650,000.
I believe the last time I saw it listed with a price it was around $650,000.
quote:non stock steering wheel
It actually looks like an original steering wheel that's long since lost it's original black plastic cover, so they painted it gloss black and added a center emblem. I'll have to look at my original wheel (also missing the ugly plastic cover) when I get home tonight. If I'm right, I just might offer it for sale for the meager price of $5,000.
Seriously, I think Joules is right. Or, the seller is on drugs!
quote:Originally posted by Hemihunter:
Gulp. History has a price I guess.
http://www.justauto.com.au/jus...9b&mc_eid=7e0b4fe68d
Wow! Even with a conversion from AUS dollars that is still $546,555 USD!!
Gotta be a Typo IMO