Pantera #5435 on Motosellers

What I think that decreases the value in this ad is that it's a fake.

Or at least I wouldn't send my deposit...

I thought I missed a '1' somewhere, but I am used to european prices

$26K for a drivable Pantera! that is good looking also.

I would want more than that for the pieces of 5177.

"My 1973 pantera de tomato"
Referring to the color?

It looks like a great deal! According the ad its $4000 below average price!

Looks pretty shady. Way too nice for $28.5k unless what we can't see is absolutely horrid.

Chuck Melton has it in his registry with pictures from November.

Hi Husker,

Is there any way I can see those pictures?
thanks,

Xander

You have to register a DeTomaso vehicle, ANY DeTomaso vehicle, on his website to get access.

Looked at the photo's on Provamo.
The back bumper and extended pointy front bumper are painted in the body-colours and the inner side of the seats is red.

Apart from that I like the in-your-face-GT5 kinda look :-)

I'll send a mail to the owner if he has some pictures of the restauration ander the under side.

Hi guys,
I've attempted contact multiple times on this.... nothing. It smells like a scam....

I have however, seen this car for sale for a while on Craigslist. If memory serves correct, it was in the Chicago Craigs. It was listed for a "lot" more than in this advertisement.

The owner claims to be Carlena Cullinan of Jasonville Indiana.

Joe thanks for posting the pictures.

Anybody notice the unusual rear bumper set-up?

Is this for real?????? Hummmm I smell a rotten fish

quote:

Originally posted by Rob Borruso:
Hi guys,
I've attempted contact multiple times on this.... nothing. I smells like a scam....

I have however, seen this car for sale for a while on Craigslist. If memory serves correct, it was in the Chicago Craigs. It was listed for a "lot" more than in this advertisement.

CAUTION ! CAUTION ! May just be my opinion, BUT if it sounds too good to be true .....
Went to Motoseller.com website and there are four additional Panteras being offered:
1974 Silver, THPNPL7105 for $27,500 from Tucson, AZ
1971 Blue, THPNLDO1293 for $20,600 from Yonkers, NY
1972 Silver, no serial # for 106,000 from Hollywood, CA
1973 (no picture), THPNNA05947, $33,800 from Alomo, CA.
Some had pictures, while others did not. I did not take the time to research serial numbers for legitimacy - just wrote down what was in the add.
I think it has been discussed through this forum how a picture of a car for sale has been located in more than one geographical location.
I agree with the previous posted comments - sure sounds ????

Just fyi. The pantera THPNNAO5947 is my 1973 pantera. Listed here for $69,500. Extremely nice upgraded car. The scam artists got hold of my ad. Sad we have to go through this to sell a nice ca

10 years ago I tried to buy a Benz at a great price. The seller was a woman in distress. The complete scam was for the deposit (4K) which was to be sent to an escrow company for security. After informing the seller I planned to get on a plane and deliver cash money to any location she felt secure, and accept the car. When she replied she only felt secure with the escrow company. I contacted NCIS (working with at the time) who contacted the FBI. Response was they would normally accept but the FBI was so overloaded at the time that only cases where there was actual loss could be accepted.