Mark, I saw a picture of your(?) "can fly" pantera. Could you let me know your wheel/tire sizes? Also, is it too much to ask about some other photos?
Cheers,
Fernando.
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Can Fly belongs to Richard Poulos
Well then,CALLIIIIING Richard Poulos, CALLING Richard Poulos....
Thanks George.
Thanks George.
I really like Rich's car. I snagged this photo. There's so much to like including the trailor that looks like you could eat of the floor. I'd say very sanitary and shall we say stout looking Pcar. I'd like to know a little about the power plant. Looks like a Strip Dommy with a couple spacers on Cleve heads. Sort of a trivial detail but even the valve covers are a unique look for a Cleveland. What are they and where did they come?
Kelly
Kelly
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Long time members of Pantera International will find Rich's Pantera featured in issue 114, spring 2003.
Kelly, that's a 600 bhp at 7300 rpm motor built by Kuntz & Company. 385 cu. in. (3.75" crank). & solid roller cam. 500 ft. lbs at 5700 rpm. Iron heads ported by Kuntz & Co., Holley Strip Dominator intake & 750 Holley DP. Mind Train exhaust.
the article has a picture of 1/4 mile timeslip, 11.631 seconds at 119.28 mph.
Kelly, that's a 600 bhp at 7300 rpm motor built by Kuntz & Company. 385 cu. in. (3.75" crank). & solid roller cam. 500 ft. lbs at 5700 rpm. Iron heads ported by Kuntz & Co., Holley Strip Dominator intake & 750 Holley DP. Mind Train exhaust.
the article has a picture of 1/4 mile timeslip, 11.631 seconds at 119.28 mph.
Tasty! Very Tasty.