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Hello everyone
I just need your 2 cents
Today I've seen pantera #3929. I've been told it's a 1972 GTS.
This car has small popped plastic flares , is that normal ? This car should also have engine # 3139 according to the plate but the engine has #2727 stamped ?? Looks like it's not the original engine Isn't it ??
What do you think
Thanks for your help
Thierry (from switzerland)
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M Martin (Guest)
Pop-riveted flares are standard for that year.

It appears that the engine is not original to that car. Generally, in the Pantera world, few people care about matching engine numbers since most Panteras have been modified.

To get a better idea of what a GTS looks like, visit: http://www.pim.net/gts826.html to view a '74 for sale by Pantera International. Your bumpers will be the bumperette variety as it is a '72 and a European edition, I assume, and not the full bumpers as in the above American example.
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