Pantera #5014

It's not in Chuck Melton's registry...

Whoever goes should submit some pictures!

Rocky

is this 5014?
http://www.hemmings.com/classi...ntera_l/1666831.html

Yes, this is the one!

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Originally posted by JFB #05177:
is this 5014?
http://www.hemmings.com/classi...ntera_l/1666831.html

This is the Seller comments:
"The engine, transmission, and paint color are all original to the car. The seats are also original to the car but have been reupholstered.
The vehicle spent it's entire life indoors and covered when not in use. There is no rust or corrosion on the body or chassis whatsoever.
The VIN is: THPNMT05014
The vehicle can be viewed and inspected on an appointment basis."

46,000 mile indoors! now that is a nice size garage

on a serius note, that does look like a nice car

OK guys,more details about the car:

"The vehicle has no modifications except for the fuel delivery system and cooling system. The stock Motorcraft carburetor and intake have been replaced with an Edelbrock intake and Holley carburetor. This was a common upgrade for these cars as the stock unit was unreliable and troublesome. The stock air cleaner was also replaced with a free flow style unit to match the carburetor. The valve covers are aftermarket.
The cooling system was upgraded with a two speed thermostatically controlled fan to facilitate cooling.
All of these changes were done by the previous owner.


Ideally, have your vehicle inspector call me to schedule an appointment. You can email or call me as well. We can meet at the El Monte airport where the vehicle is being stored currently."

What do you guys think? Should I make an offer? any inspector available for Pasadena area? Thanks,

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live about 45 mins away but I

If you live 45 min away, the first thing I suggest you should do is go and see it in person.

Maybe you can't fit in the seats?

Maybe your upper body is too tall, and you would have to drive with your head cranked sideways?

Maybe you would look at it, and it's just not for you?

(Stranger things have happened).

You will get about 1000% more out of a personal visit, even if you know very little about Panteras. And there are a bunch of "Buyers Guides" around..

Here's one:

Pantera Place Buyer's Guide