Pantera #3267 circa 2006 as per the post linked below
http://pantera.infopop.cc/eve/...070043334#9070043334
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Doubtful.
Early chrome bumper vs late model L bumpers.
Auction description would indicate an original, low miles car.
Why would you think they were the same? What am I missing?
Early chrome bumper vs late model L bumpers.
Auction description would indicate an original, low miles car.
Why would you think they were the same? What am I missing?
They are both 3267. I guessed, based on total production #s that the sequential SS# carried over year to year. Kinda like Cobras.
Sounds like each year started over.
With values going up, I would not be surprised to see a wrecked car get rebuilt. Happens with F-cars all the time, and for 50's-60's F-cars, seems to be accepted and not very detrimental to the value as long as it is taken back to OEM.
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Sounds like each year started over.
With values going up, I would not be surprised to see a wrecked car get rebuilt. Happens with F-cars all the time, and for 50's-60's F-cars, seems to be accepted and not very detrimental to the value as long as it is taken back to OEM.
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Why do you think they are both 3267? The VIN on the e-bay car is 4304 according to the sellers info in the "Item Specifics" box.
Man! the red 72 L #4304 is a stunning car.
If i had storage space I would be bidding
If i had storage space I would be bidding
They have a picture of the VIN plate and it says 3267.
17th picture down the list
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17th picture down the list
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Exactly, is that not the car #?
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quote:Originally posted by Push1267:
3267 is the engine number
Sorry, my mistake.
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Red car has been there forever. There's something wrong that it doesn't sell.
Do you know how much they are asking for?
Anyone know the car or have looked at it?
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Anyone know the car or have looked at it?
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I don't know. The price runs up, stalls, then it starts over again around where it is now. Paint is not original for what ever that's worth.
quote:Sorry, my mistake.
Welcome to the world of DeTomaso.
Think VIN and motor number plates are confusing?
Wait until you find a stock, two-pod dash car with stock 'L' bumpers, and maybe or maybe not a side-gill fuel door.
VIN numbering is only a clue as to "proper" OEM equipment.
Keep reading and asking questions. We all started as newbies.
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Originally posted by Italian hot rod:
Welcome to the world of DeTomaso.
Thanks!
If my memory is correct, when the car first appeared on ebay a few months ago, I believe it had a buy it now of $89,000.