72 Pre L looking for a new home

Good looking car…

GLWTS!

Love the color but also like the time green.  A price would help.  If you would take 30k, your would have 100 serious buyers.  If you said 125k you probably would not have many.  If you don't want to answer the same question over and over, please post an expectation you want.  I have 7 cars but with my addiction I would take another.  Strike that last statement.  I have 7 panteras.  Way to many cars to count. 

…. It only takes one - serious - offer…

very nice car!!!

"Serious offer" I think depends on the price.  I am not going to be serious about anything if it's priced to high. 

Hello Tim, I am interested in your Pantera and looking for asking price. I too am in Rhode Island and own a 72 Pantera but looking to upgrade. I have a hard time with this web site and do not know how to PM. Please get back to me would love to look at the car.

Hi Tim,

The car looks great!  Love the color.....and it has loads of nice upgrades.  I am sure you won't have a hard time finding it a new home.

I have ridden in this car and it is a sweet ride....and quick, stock 351 or not.

Nice car, should sell well. Il'l take the Murci.

Mark B, I sent you a private message.  If you can’t see it just let me know your email.

Thanks everyone for the nice comments!

Tim

Hello Tim I thought I answered it , as I am not use to this forum

Sent you pm

The car has been sold.

Thanks all!

Tim

Congratulations!

….to both the Buyer & the Seller!

Tim. Mike Mayberry here. I sold you the car. It still looks great was wondering which state or country it’s going to. The guy bought a nice car. Mike

Hi Mike.  Of course I remember you.  Good to hear from you.

The car went to Germany.  Surprisingly cheap shipping from the east coast.  It's still a great car, I'm sure the new owner will enjoy it.  I still loved looking at it but was not driving it as much, so thought it was time to move on.

Regards,

Tim

@timh posted:

Hi Mike.  Of course I remember you.  Good to hear from you.

The car went to Germany.  Surprisingly cheap shipping from the east coast.  It's still a great car, I'm sure the new owner will enjoy it.  I still loved looking at it but was not driving it as much, so thought it was time to move on.

Regards,

Tim

next adventure is for trying  to get a German title with the upgrades on suspension, brakes rims aso.

Simon

@simon posted:

next adventure is for trying  to get a German title with the upgrades on suspension, brakes rims aso.

Simon

I am wondering if that is possible… they got so strict in Germany … cops stopped us and looked with flashlights in our exhaust.. was like a scene form Werner Broesel

“ if you think you can bullshit me, you got the right person”

You might have to translate for some of us, meine Freunde!

“ if you think you can bullshit me, you got the right person”

So how does the TUV (or KGB, or whatever) know what is, and is not stock, especially if it’s “worn in” a little?

Obviously new Willwood brakes wouldn’t cut it, but more subtle modifications?

And are minor body changes (wide fender flares, small spoiler, bigger sway bars) OK?

Rocky

@rocky posted:

So how does the TUV (or KGB, or whatever) know what is, and is not stock, especially if it’s “worn in” a little?

Obviously new Willwood brakes wouldn’t cut it, but more subtle modifications?

And are minor body changes (wide fender flares, small spoiler, bigger sway bars) OK?

Rocky

The cops actually stood next to us and we’re googling on the iPad how it’s supposed to look like….

And once again, It’s matter of smart Cop or not a smart Cop……..

things are getting pretty bad… for example if you have a TUV certificate for an exhaust (that’s good) and a TUV certificate for wheels (which would be good too) the cop can say that the exhaust was not approved with those wheels…. And you are in trouble!!! It obviously absolutely stupid but that’s what they do. Well, let’s say some of them do! They round up H-D drivers and haule all bikes to the impound yard… crazy shit!
Tirol (Austria) even do exhaust db measurements on older bikes and just add 21db to the measured value and gives you a ticket!  They reason that the way the noise was measured was different back then and the 21 db are compensating for that!  But an original bike .. low mileage, does not pass..

you cannot do better than original and you cannot modify original - so what are you gonna do??

I didn’t see much of vehicles pre 1995..

not cars not motorcycles…

I was the oldest on the road .. 1987

If I go back to Europe I would go to Italy 🇮🇹 It could be possible because I am an immigrant and shit is happening in this country (USA)

Even non original mirrors must be have a TUV certificate . Rims must be have a DeTomaso scribt. When they have their toughts you must prove it with documents.

Do you remember the blue upgraded Pantera from a while ago ?

On the end it was sold back tot the USA because getting a titlewas not possible.

Simon

Thanks for the explanation… That would be a nearly impossible situation…

Nothing is impossible , a little luck and creativiti will help.

takes me a year but I get a title on my S7

Simon