MY 1972 PANTERA GROUP IV

John,

Gorgeous car. I do have a question, does the rubber hit the bodywork anywhere when the car is in motion?

Have you had the car for sale that long? Are you getting any feedback as far as interest in the car? Your price seems reasonable to me for a car in the UK to be sold in the EU -- but probably not in the USA -- and I have no idea why. Price sensitivity comes to mind.....

If you do not have much luck with the car being advertised in the two places you talk about, I would seriously try advertising the car on the PI Motorsports cars for sale portion of their website. There seems to be a lot of people lurking (and looking) frequently on this site.

Best of luck selling your car. Again, it is a gorgeous example -- I suppose it would not be as desirable in the UK because it is a left hooker -- but I would think that the EU would be very interested......

Again, best of luck selling a beautiful car.

Mark

No issues with any rubber contact it's about as good as it gets on that front had the wheel offsets made after some very serious measurement and the geometry/spring rates set up right firstly.
Strange selling these cars been quite for a couple of years and then as now it's busy again and yes most of the contact is within Europe one reason why I wanted a left hooker in the first place more of a market there anyway. Price is dead right on the money and she will find a new home soon hopefully but either way it wont bother me in anycase my kids can always continue the quest, thanks for the comments John.

Good luck with it John. I always liked Randy's car when we used to tool around waking the neighbors here in the US. It is a very nice build, and I believe the rockers have been reinforced inside or underside in some manner to make the car stiffer. It was a pretty particular and well known Pantera builder that built that car, but I can't remember his name right off the bat. A few more photos in the link below when the car was here in the US, "in da hood".
http://www.poca.com/index.php/...temId=2456&g2_page=5

Well offer on the table already maybe the market is on it's way up, who knows however there seems to be a lot interest this time around for whatever reason we will see been there before a few times going through the motions. Either way it's encouraging for our cars, John.

Hi John,

I feel your pain. There are a lot of tire kickers out there that really are not very serious about a purchase -- but hey, I do wish that this time will be different for you.

Mark

Jan, The builder's name is Welden Brown. Highly talented,meticulus,detail oriented,years of experience, and with good asthetic taste to boot. Jim Coyne

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Originally posted by DeMopuar:
Hi John,

I feel your pain. There are a lot of tire kickers out there that really are not very serious about a purchase -- but hey, I do wish that this time will be different for you.

Mark

Well 1000 views to date 145 watchers 27 phone calls from total crazy people so much so I removed my contact details guess that's E bay unfortunately great for a world wide publicity but full of idiots as well.
2 Genuine enquiries going through the motions present one from Sweden and one Germany. Either way on with the quest someone will see the light hopefully and pick up proberly one of the best available in Europe today, John.(panterauk)

well now sold and new owner looking forward to driving her and staying in the UK which is great news.

Probably about on par for a car with a high lust factor.

1000 view yieled 145 pretenders (14.5% warm leads)and 27 wannabes (2.7% hot leads) and 2 qualified buyers. But hey, it only takes 1.

Good for you. Maybe you'll get to see it in the future too, which is a bonus.