Pantera #1442, 1971 back to life

Saweeeeet...! Sounds bad ass...

Sounds great! Nice cam. Very convenient not having that back window in the way. Love the deck prop too!

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Originally posted by David B:
Sounds great! Nice cam. Very convenient not having that back window in the way. Love the deck prop too!

I thought so, am working on a idea for a easy out back window, got new deck shocks installed so the cool paint pole is retired...

Going to be at hot August nights have a spot at the Atlantis if any would like to stop by and say hi.

sounds super!!

Update, new eyes

Stunning..!

Love the idle.

Nice results but I think you need a rear window too?


This car wasn't a push button car originally?

Very nice work! The car has an awesome stance. I am impressed that you achieved that without any tire rubbing. Those headlights really suit the car so much better than the big round ones.

Nice Job!!! Your car looks great. You will love the new lights.

Thanks for all the likes.. the rear window is in now btw...

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Originally posted by Mark Charlton:
Very nice work! The car has an awesome stance. I am impressed that you achieved that without any tire rubbing. Those headlights really suit the car so much better than the big round ones.

So far no rubbing, I am sure the front would if I were to let it, say pulling into a driveway or something like that with the wheel turned. suspension is very stiff so that helps.

Looks nice. Tires and wheels look natural to it.

Detonator;
Like the stance - how were you able to get the wheels/tires tucked in the wheel wells like that - mine looks like I should join a 4 wheeler club.

What sizes are your wheels and tires?

BTW, the car looks great!

335/30/18 rear 245/40/17 front

[QUOTE]Originally posted by JAG13CAT:
Detonator;
Like the stance - how were you able to get the wheels/tires tucked in the wheel wells like that - mine looks like I should join a 4 wheeler club.[/QUOTE


Coil overs and offset is all it took.