Intake manifold and carb

I have an intake manifold from a 1973 in very good condition.
PM for details.
Jon

I think the inspector lost his mind , or is jalouse on your Pantera.

When you need an original intake and carburetor I wil ship them to you.

But it's not normal that they need those original engine parts.
Simon
simonvels@kpnmail.nl

I have date coded intakes, what is your production date for that car? Also have 4350's with dates. Problem is, shipping. Those intakes are SUPER heavy. Better call Simon.

Thanks to all respondents. I contacted Simon as he lives in Holland.
A great day to all.

Hi Sharkey,
need to check on your parts. My car was built in April `72. Need a carb, intake and airfilter combo that fit together.
Can you help?
Thanks

Hi Eugenio.

I have an intake of a -71 I believe, D1ZE-9425-BB, 2C13 that I probably won't be using. Would that help?

Which intake you currently have?

-Sami

The EPA in Germany is insane. We ALL have to wake up to overreaching bureaucracy, or we will be Germany. The unelected bureaucrats at the EPA are at war with the internal combustion engine, your Pantera, they would love to outlaw your car, what's happening in Germany was just outlined happening in Hawaii over bumpers! The Pantera should be exempt from any rules over modification, auto exhaust has no barring on the climate, it's just a job creator and economy destroyer, all BS

I have set-ups, but the thought of shipping is scary. These things weigh a ton! Was it Simon that offered you one close by?

Hi Chris, I feel compelled to comment on your post.The situation here in Germany is actually a little more complicated than meets the eye. I`m trying to register my car as an historic car. This gives me financial benefits (low road tax) amongst other things.Flip side is the car has to be original in all major body and mechanical components. This includes all intake components. Fair enough. Tit for tat. Unfortunately I pulled the short straw and landed with an inspector who feels he should act beyond the call of duty. I won`t go into further details. Yes, you are right. We should stand up against unnecessary bureaucracy. Our cars are few in numbers and are driven relatively seldom. They give us joy and we fuel the economy. I will support people who have a pragmatic view of things, who are able to strike a healthy balance between differing and ever changing views. Enjoy driving your Pantera while you can. I sure am.