Hello all The story about David Carridine's death ( no way suicide)on Larry King yesterday showed the green Mangusta several times in the clips from kill Bill.The car is in Mangusta International also. Jerry
Phil,
Did you take the other pictures down???
If not, the new system I have may need a something-or-other to be loaded......stupid computers....can't figure out how to do what I want them to do.....
Steve
Did you take the other pictures down???
If not, the new system I have may need a something-or-other to be loaded......stupid computers....can't figure out how to do what I want them to do.....
Steve
Do anyone now what´s happen with 8MA1006?
8MA 1006 is one of about half the known Mangustas that is unlisted in any of the three DeTomaso Registries, due to owner inaction. From the serial #, it was a 1970- build. It's possible it could be either a late import U.S- spec' single headlight car, or a Euro-spec double-headlight assembly, and nothing more is known. If you locate it, please mention to the owner the advantages of listing the car in some Registry.
Yikes, my neck of the woods too. I could always find room for a 'goose somewhere? 
This is a car in very very neglected condition. If someone had a new body available, this would be the proverbial candidate for moving the old vin tag to the new body and re-stamping numbers in the frame...... "we cut off the rust and welded on new sheet metal"....
I doubt that any of us will see this particular car back on the road in our lifetimes.....unless it is in pieces an on many cars!
A true shame....
Steve
I doubt that any of us will see this particular car back on the road in our lifetimes.....unless it is in pieces an on many cars!
A true shame....
Steve
I can't think about this any more. It is too upsetting.
I went to a town auction once where there was a theft recovery on a '72 Pantera.
It had been sitting in the town impound yard for about 5 years and was sunk into the mud about 5 or 6 inches.
Of the two or three hundred cars there, most buyers were there to see the Pantera.
It got sold for $7500 because the guy wanted the transaxle.
As I was leaving they were winching it out of the mud up a flatbed. I was watching to see if the car would break in two.
Very sick feeling to even think about it really.
Most people just don't understand the fragility of these cars sheet metal and even the monoque.
Pitty. Most of these smucks should have stayed to their Camaros. That's about the level of intelligence they are capable of.
Even Corvette owners have some intelligence if you closely look for it.
I went to a town auction once where there was a theft recovery on a '72 Pantera.
It had been sitting in the town impound yard for about 5 years and was sunk into the mud about 5 or 6 inches.
Of the two or three hundred cars there, most buyers were there to see the Pantera.
It got sold for $7500 because the guy wanted the transaxle.
As I was leaving they were winching it out of the mud up a flatbed. I was watching to see if the car would break in two.
Very sick feeling to even think about it really.
Most people just don't understand the fragility of these cars sheet metal and even the monoque.
Pitty. Most of these smucks should have stayed to their Camaros. That's about the level of intelligence they are capable of.
Even Corvette owners have some intelligence if you closely look for it.
I saw a picture of the manufactor plapue of this car. It's in German language.
So I think it was first registed in Germany.
So I think it was first registed in Germany.