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Originally posted by Cyboman:
This is my '86 GT5-S Pavesi Targa. I'd like this to be a community album of targa Panteras. Please add only pictures of any year or model targa Pantera. Any and all are welcome!
Trying to figure out this new format of the PI board... I sort of meant to post the photo in a separate post, but it got mixed up in the original one, and sort of anonymously at that...
Hi Cyboman.
Now you have all 4 Si Targas on your album.
#9636, red, 5-speed, still in Switzerland
#9637, blue, 6-speed, delivered to Germany, now in Austria
#9638, gold, 5-speed, delivered to Germany, now in Belgium
#9639, yellow, 6-speed, still in France
Franz
Now you have all 4 Si Targas on your album.
#9636, red, 5-speed, still in Switzerland
#9637, blue, 6-speed, delivered to Germany, now in Austria
#9638, gold, 5-speed, delivered to Germany, now in Belgium
#9639, yellow, 6-speed, still in France
Franz
Franz,
Thank you very much! I appreciate your taking the time to gather and post these pictures. They are of truly awesome cars!
Sorry I took so long in responding to your post, I thought I did it already!
Have a great day today.
Michael
Thank you very much! I appreciate your taking the time to gather and post these pictures. They are of truly awesome cars!
Sorry I took so long in responding to your post, I thought I did it already!
Have a great day today.
Michael
Here are a couple of pictures of a Targa Pantera that I found for sale on the German eBay web site a year or so ago. It appears to be a GT5-S converted to look like an Si. Note the wheels: Si's have extended A-arms, so these wheels would stick out further. The gauges and switches are also not the newer style, as in the Si's.
If anyone has more pictures of this Pantera, please post them!
Thanks.
Michael
If anyone has more pictures of this Pantera, please post them!
Thanks.
Michael
As Roland said, the gas filler is on the wrong side.
A real Si has the fuel tank right of the engine, left in front of the rear wheel is only the battery and the factory oil cooler.
It has the old wheels and tyres too.
I think it is a normal GT5-S Targa, only fitted with Si fenders and bumpers. A real Si sits much deeper in the front with the new suspension.
Franz
A real Si has the fuel tank right of the engine, left in front of the rear wheel is only the battery and the factory oil cooler.
It has the old wheels and tyres too.
I think it is a normal GT5-S Targa, only fitted with Si fenders and bumpers. A real Si sits much deeper in the front with the new suspension.
Franz
Some pics more from the red and the golden Targa.
The owner of the golden car is Mr. Alexander Oet from Antwerp, Belgium. See more of his collection at:
http://www.alexanderscarcollection.com
The owner of the golden car is Mr. Alexander Oet from Antwerp, Belgium. See more of his collection at:
http://www.alexanderscarcollection.com
Franz,
Thanks for the additional pictures. I can't get enough of Targa Panteras! Keep 'em coming!
Michael
Thanks for the additional pictures. I can't get enough of Targa Panteras! Keep 'em coming!
Michael
Has anyone noticed that the burgundy Si Targa (#9636) has a cut down rear wing? Does anyone know if this is the way it came from the factory, or did an owner have it done? Just curious to know.
Michael
Michael
This car is complete stock and I think, it is the one and only Si with this deeper rear wing.
Thanks, Franz. Which way do you like the wing better?
Michael
Michael
I prefer the higher one.
I agree with you Franz that the higher rear wing looks nicer. It fits with the styling better.
Michael
Michael
Pantera Si Targa, scale 1:43 by Alezan.
Wow, I made this album 5 years ago today. That went by fast!
Does anyone have anymore pictures to add to it? I'm sure there are pictures of other Targa Panteras that have surfaced in the past 5 years. Anyone car to share?
Michael
Does anyone have anymore pictures to add to it? I'm sure there are pictures of other Targa Panteras that have surfaced in the past 5 years. Anyone car to share?
Michael
