What year pantera has the most engine room in them,I have seen earlier models,but was wondering about the later Models as in the GT 5's.Any help would be appreciated.
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Kenny
I don't think that you'll find a significant difference from the earliest to the last Panteras even though there are differences in the way the panels were formed (at least three versions). Why are you looking for the most engine room?
Mark
I don't think that you'll find a significant difference from the earliest to the last Panteras even though there are differences in the way the panels were formed (at least three versions). Why are you looking for the most engine room?
Mark
Well really was looking for accessibilty to most of the engine compartment, I had a friend with a 72 and I know how it looked and have seen some of new models and noticed that they had a little more room in some area's, I know that the early pantera had the old type euro fuses, and now I have seen where companies are making the kits with the new fuses .
So I was just asking incase I had to re-wire things in that nature.
So I was just asking incase I had to re-wire things in that nature.
I've had an early and a late model Pantera, and as Mark says, the engine room and accessibility is pretty similar, if not identical.
quote:Originally posted by Kenny g:
.......I know that the early pantera had the old type euro fuses, and now I have seen where companies are making the kits with the new fuses .
So I was just asking incase I had to re-wire things in that nature.
If you are referring to the ATO fuse panel from Pantera Electronics, then you don't need to rewire anything, just replace the panel in the passenger footwell. Pretty much plug and play.