quote:Originally posted by garth66:
Another view - ugh!
"Night Rider"s Cousin!
"Night Rider"s Cousin!
"Night Rider"s Cousin!
Wow Garth you must know them really well to get so many pics of that car! 
Personally Im not going to mod my headlights at all.
After all, the only time you will see them is when I am driving.... at night.....in the dark...
Personally Im not going to mod my headlights at all.
After all, the only time you will see them is when I am driving.... at night.....in the dark...
Unfortunately in Denmark we have to drive around with our headlights on all the time, so there is some incentive for an alternative to the Frog eyes. I have seen some cars with headlights mounted behind the front grill, in front of the radiator, so they are hidden and don't obstruct the lines of the car. I don't have any pictures myself, but wouldn't mind seeing some installations if there are some pictures out there.
Cheers, Tim.
Cheers, Tim.
Yea, what Garth said, I also think there may be an answer to not cutting on the body for those that have to change things, ever think about the off road community, light bars on the roof, roo bars up front & my favorite the baja bug special, drill two holes in the roof and mount your KC specials. All this from JC Whitney's.
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Those body kits just make me sad. If you really want to body kit up a pantera so bad, why not just go buy a fiero and turn that into a steaming pile of turd.
Well, im really trying to see this from a different light? Maybe it's high time for a Woody Pantera too? There could be a run on these kits! WOW. KAUA-BUNGA MAN!!! Just joking, I think if one was to do this thing the Kirk Evan's approach is probably the way to go.
Mark
Mark
quote:Originally posted by garth66:
And here's one if you really want to ugly-up your Pantera!
I don't like the car, but I think the headlights are OK. I am referencing the two-light-on-each-side configuration.
- Robert
are those covette lights on the yellow car?
quote:are those covette lights on the yellow car?
I believe so, but I don't have any details.
I like the lights on this car, I think this very simple change that actually works to enhance the clean body lines of the pantera.
These light housings can be picked up at any salvage yard from a early 90's Geo Metro (almost a shame to put a Geo part on a pantera). Attaching to a stock pantera housing and fabricating a facade should be no problem. I plan to do this to my 73.
These light housings can be picked up at any salvage yard from a early 90's Geo Metro (almost a shame to put a Geo part on a pantera). Attaching to a stock pantera housing and fabricating a facade should be no problem. I plan to do this to my 73.
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who owns the yellow car?
anyone have the contact info?
anyone have the contact info?
quote:who owns the yellow car?
anyone have the contact info?
I don't know who owns it, but contact the owner of this Webshots gallery - where I found them:
http://rides.webshots.com/album/556572095KfXgPj
Invite him to join this forum too, and let us know what you learn... Year/model vette headlight buckets he's using, etc.
Garth, Thanks for the link. He's making some interesting and new mods. Can't wait to see the finished product.
Heres a slideshow of his restoration pics:
Oh well, I guess I can't embed the slideshow.
Oh well, I guess I can't embed the slideshow.
