Chassis # 8735

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Originally posted by PanteraZog:
Chuck, I have been adviised to start with you on chasing down the history of my car. It has approx. 21,000 miles registered on the title and odometer. It is a pretty clean car and looks bto be very original. I am surprised as to the chassis number and would like to start researching the car's history prior to performing a complete restoration. Could you help me chase information on the car. Thank you, Brian

Do you have a picture of the VIN tag?

Yes I do...... I have one of the window, and the door.

Here is a picture of the door tag.

It is my understanding that there is another car registered with a production number in the 8000S. Is there a possibility that you could forward my information (email) to him so we could compare notes. I have owned two 1974 Panteras and believe this one to be of true origin. It looks to be very original and has a title that states true miles in the 21,000 range. Please help me chase the history on this car. All I know is that it was in Pennsylvania in a storage container.

Let me know if there is anything else you need from me, thank you, Brian

The chassis number is (supposed to be)stamped on the footbox (pedalbox) in the front trunk. Also, if there is a plate with the engine number, it may help determine the age of the car. The engine plate usually sits on the left inner rear fender.

PanteraZog

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