Newbi hi and advice

If this is really the playboy pantera is a shame that is was modified so much. It has lost its identity . It should be put back to the way it looked in 1972. Maybe get Liv Lindeland and Hugh Hefner sigh it

Looks like a nice car from the pics .( except for the 4WD ride height and the ridiculous wing) What's with the random placement of the stickers in the engine bay. Also kind of a silly place to mount an ignition box.


Ron

Hi Carl

Welcome aboard.

The first step in buying a Pantera is deciding what "type" of Pantera you want. This should narrow your search down into one of five types, and it helps us evaluate the car based on your needs. Those five types are:

(1) A show room original, concourse show car/automotive investment
(2) A discretely emended car you can enjoy driving occasionally or frequently, near or far
(3) A 1971 - 1974 North American Pantera that has been faithfully upgraded to the specification of a later model car (European GTS, GT5 or GT5-S). These replica-cars are prized in some states because they are easier to register than the "real thing" due to smog (EPA) or safety equipment (DOT) regulations.
(4) A highly personalized/modified car
(5) A dilapidated car you intend to restore using mostly your own labor (a project car)

The car in your link would be the fourth type. That type of car is the hardest type to nail down in terms of market value.

the car looks great for what George classified it as and at the current bid of 48K would very good if you liked it.

Problem I would have, if you mention that it is Liv's car, then you are admitting it is not a GTS

i have 4233 for sale in interested

Thanks everyone for the welcome.
George - looks like a 2 or a 3 for me