My wife sent me the photo of another Pantera. Does somebody knows the owner / can tell me a bit
about the car ? It looks fantastic. Not sure what size the wheels are but seem 18" ?
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Perhaps a "photoshop" image. Valve stem positions and reflection patterns are identical in both wheels.
Right - haven't paid attn. to this. But I like the style
Yada1's 1971, Brisbane, Australia.
Rear looks closer to 20". I got 19s on mine and they are not that large.
@Husker - do you know more about this car / Owner ? Looks like a mixture of Group 4 Bodykit and 19" or 20".
Wow, that looks really nice! But I can't see how it can turn a corner without rubbing. Any more pics of this car?
I have 20s in the rear and they don't look nearly as large.
I have 20s in the rear and they don't look nearly as large.
Husker, I also thought it looked a lot like one of Lazlo's cars. But there are many differences between this one and either of Lazlo's 2 black cars. Maybe the new owner made some changes?
Look at the flares and the side molding. He must have made quite a few mods.
Im am 99% this car is now in Japan, Sold here in Australia within the last year.
Hmmmmhhh... wondering that no more photos exists of this car. Doesn't matter if the wheels photoshopped or not, it is intimidating. I'm also thinking to change my 17" and going for 18"...
Now that looks crazy,but those tyres (tires)are gonna rub.
it is photo-shopped from this picture
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Wow whomever did the Photoshop is very good, besides that, as some of you have said, the tires must rub somehow, 2nd the quality of the ride is impacted (no pun intended) by such low profile tires, I hope the owner does not accidentally drive over a prominent bump or manhole, that would be a very expensive repair.
It is a nice looking car--love the color, not the interior color...
Lou
It is a nice looking car--love the color, not the interior color...
Lou
No we are coming to an end. I agree, the tires must rub somewhere but it looks phenomenon on this car. I like the Bodykit too and doesn't matter what wheels are on it - wish it would mine. But the photo brought the old question back: 17" or 18" for next year...according that the 285/335 17th's disappears (rear is still in production by Michelin and Pirelli but the front....almost nothing)
Is this the midnight blue color? Does anyone knows this color's code?
TKS
Lou
TKS
Lou
quote:Originally posted by Marc FG:
No we are coming to an end. I agree, the tires must rub somewhere but it looks phenomenon on this car. I like the Bodykit too and doesn't matter what wheels are on it - wish it would mine. But the photo brought the old question back: 17" or 18" for next year...according that the 285/335 17th's disappears (rear is still in production by Michelin and Pirelli but the front....almost nothing)
why did you buy the 17"?
Recommendation from my buddy - I hadn't the experience that time. Now I'm getting older (but sometimes not wiser ;-))
quote:Originally posted by Hemihunter:
Im am 99% this car is now in Japan, Sold here in Australia within the last year.
I believe you may be thinking of Laslo Antel's "Wild Pantera"
Wildpantera.com