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The owner at the time it was advertised for sale in December, Sports & GT Classics, reported that this 1983 GT5 RHD was originally imported from Italy by a South African agent without the drivetrain. The car has 85,685 miles on it. Sports & GT Classics acquired the car from JB Classics Cars in Cape Town in 2015, and then kept it in their museum. It sold recently for $117,334 USD.

https://sportsandgtclassics.co...-tomaso-pantera-gt5/

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  • #9243 - 1983 Pantera GT5 RHD - Johannesburg, South Africa 13
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#9243 - 1983 Pantera GT5 RHD - Johannesburg, South Africa - video 1
#9243 - 1983 Pantera GT5 RHD - Johannesburg, South Africa - video 2

As was said, no info on the original Registry or in Peter Havlik's 9000-series Registry (on the POCA Web site). But #9240, -41, -42 and #9245 are all shown as GT-5 with two being right hand steer, so we can cautiously infer that 9243 is as well. The GM engine is easily replaced with a 351-C and the conversion bell housing has some value to kit car builders. Rest looks fine.

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