Detomaso manifold

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I bought a Pantera 34 years ago with a 48IDA weber setup. The intake manifold has Detomaso Pantera and a serial number cast down the center of the manifold in bold raised letters. I was told back then that it was one of 15 built for racing, and my car had a short racing history. Can anybody identify this intake or the story behind it.
Thank you,
Tom

9/2/131:59 PM

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Got a picture?

9/2/134:09 PM

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George PAdmin.

This is not Mr. Kuester's manifold, but one just like it. I believe the Hall Pantera version was based upon one of these.

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