German members

Hi Dr. Eugenio,
I did some repairs on #05052 last summer. Would be nice to know, how you are doing.
Best Regards from Bavaria,
Philipp

Hi!

Rebuilded #1579 under blood, sweat and tears... ;-)

Tim

I come from The Netherlands,maybe closer by than Berlin.
Simon

Hi I am doing a full restauration on GTS 4907.
GEARBOX, Motor, Chassis, Paint, ...etc

Regards from Stuttgart

anyone there looking for a fully restored 72 pantera please send me a email....mikedmayberry@hotmail.com

Hi Philipp, Tim, Matt and Simon.
Good to hear from you all.
Can you recommend a ZF specialist in Germany (or Niederlande)?
Thanks

try Roland Jäckel?

i am from Austria :-) was hat das getriebe ?

Ich habe einen älteren ZF Mitarbeiter gefunden , der die Getriebe früher immer gemacht hat. wir haben nun die meisten Werkzeuge und auch ein paar Teile auf Lager.

Bei Bedarf einfach melden. lg.Peter

ZF well....Mine got done by ZF Service close to Stuttgart in 2015/16. They have an "old" fellow who does know the /2 from apprentis times design and build.
They did all 5 synch, replaced differential parts and replaced the shifter mechanism as was bent. Parts came from RBT (3000USD)



here the adress info: Manfred Huber is the guru..(he is the tech lead of the place)
ZF Services Stuttgart
Robert-Bosch-Str.6 73660 Urbach
Telefon/Phone +49 7181 9800-21, Telefax/Fax +49 7181 9800-50
manfred.huber@zf.com


Mattias

Thank you all for your tips regarding the ZF.This is valuable Information for us all. What oil have you put in it and how much?

I hope this helps Euginio.

best Peter
http://www.panteraplace.com/page10.htm

Top article...
1) get the castrol Limited SLIP important
2) change oil frequently, as the parts do ROST! - true for the synchs defenately!

3) not mentioned, the PILOT BEARING should be checked as you need the CORRECT sizes, the US stuff very often used from FORD does NOT FIT, too loose. Original is SKF..(see Jäckel)

Tkank you for the valuable tips.
It's comforting to hear that some knowledge of the /2 has remained in the land where it was born

Thanks Peter. Appreciate the info.

Thanks Peter. Much appreciated.

quote:

Originally posted by Eugenio Innocenti:
Hi Philipp, Tim, Matt and Simon.
Good to hear from you all.
Can you recommend a ZF specialist in Germany (or Niederlande)?
Thanks

Hello guy's
Autrans http://www.autrans.nl in Tilburg (Niederlande) has a older man working that has a lot of ZF knoledge. That would be my adress for repare.
Ciao Olaf

hello

I'am lookin for secondhand 17inch wheels '74 stock body. Any one???

Ciao Olaf

What type of wheel? Campi clones or just any 17" wheel?

Hi Husker

Not any type, it depents of course but Campi clones are fine.
I want to use them with semi slicks for track day´s

I have Campi clones 16x8 front and 17x11 inch rear.
Like new.

I`m looking for an original air cleaner. Can anyone help? Any ideas for alternatives that may look the same?

All V8 Fords from that time looks the same.

The base's needs sometimes work to fitt on the carburetor , and beware if the hight.
Simon

Eugenio, as Simon says, almost all factory V-8 Ford air cleaners look identical. Panteras had the removable lid chromed as the main variant, and there were two orientations of the snorkel air intake. Early cars had it pointing towards the left-rear while later ones had it pointing toward the right-front (180 degrees different).

There is a protrusion inside the air cleaner body that orients the assembly off the carb top, but by cutting the little sheet-metal protrusion off the air cleaner body, any air cleaner can point either way. The snorkel indexes to a formed sheet metal 'choke-stove' & flex tube attached to a cylinder head around #8 exhaust (rt. side) or #1 (left side) as needed.

Thanks guys. Appreciate the input. I guess you imply 2 barrel and 4 barrel air cleaners are not different?

The hole inside the air cleaner that fits on the carb top will be much smaller for 2-bbl carbs. Most 4-bbl carbs and aftermarket throttle-body replacements are semi-standardized at 5-1/4" OD.

Thanks Boss.
What is the correct manifold for my 72 Panty?
D1ZE-9425-BB with the groove embracing the 2 smaller venturi holes or
D3ZE-9425-AA with the groove embracing one big and one small venturi hole? Several on Ebay at the moment.

D1ZE stands for 1971
D3ZE for 1973

Go for a aluminum Boss 35i intake manifold,
D1ZX-9425- CA = whit the EGR modification
D1ZX- 8425-CA = whitout the EGR mod.

all build dates are 1971
Simon

Simon

Need original Pantera parts. How should the groove be? I`m running a 650 Holley

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Originally posted by Eugenio Innocenti:
Need original Pantera parts. How should the groove be? I`m running a 650 Holley

There are NO Pantera engine parts, only same time Ford parts .
Look on 1971/72 Mustang parts.

Simon

Eugenio Innocenti.

I recived your e-mails, and also sending e-mails to you but the e-mails are comming back becourse your inbox is full. please empty your e-mail inbox.
i need your phone number for sending your parts.

Kjeld Pedersen
Denmark

Hi Kjeld. Please try sending me the email now.
Thanks