What kind of flares are on the PI Motorsports home page car? GR4 fibreglass riveted?
Any more pics of this car?
Will D. in Canada
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Will,
The car is Laslo Antal's of Queensland Australia, he is a professional photographer and you can find more pictures on his website at www.wildpantera.com.
The flares are glass fiber and George told me they are actually a set of original factory GT4 flares. Mr Antal is using a 14" wide wheel in the rear to fill them out and it certainly looks the part.
Just a small point to clarify, but the home page you mention is that of PI Motorsports, and although PIM do fund this web board, PI (the club, with our own ' Amiable Ambasador & Persona of all things Pantera', George Pence as Director) is actually a different entity. Yes confusing isn't it!
Julian
The car is Laslo Antal's of Queensland Australia, he is a professional photographer and you can find more pictures on his website at www.wildpantera.com.
The flares are glass fiber and George told me they are actually a set of original factory GT4 flares. Mr Antal is using a 14" wide wheel in the rear to fill them out and it certainly looks the part.
Just a small point to clarify, but the home page you mention is that of PI Motorsports, and although PIM do fund this web board, PI (the club, with our own ' Amiable Ambasador & Persona of all things Pantera', George Pence as Director) is actually a different entity. Yes confusing isn't it!
Julian
everyone loves this car, way to go Laslo. The good looks of Laslo's Pantera has me seriously considering Gp4 flares for 6018.
There will be a story about Laslo's car in a "near future" issue of PI Magazine.
by the way, swing by and check out PI Motorsports web site, Dave has done a bitchen job of sprucing up the looks. Way to go Dave.
There will be a story about Laslo's car in a "near future" issue of PI Magazine.
by the way, swing by and check out PI Motorsports web site, Dave has done a bitchen job of sprucing up the looks. Way to go Dave.
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I've stared at the photos on Laslo's site many times. I have to say it is my favorite Pantera.
My second favorite is that yellow with multi-color graphics racer I see in competition photos from time to time. It's a narrow bodied car with the "snorkel" air scoop on the roof.
Does anybody know if Laslo's front hood is a one-off or is available from a dealer?
Wonderful cars, both of them.
Mooso
My second favorite is that yellow with multi-color graphics racer I see in competition photos from time to time. It's a narrow bodied car with the "snorkel" air scoop on the roof.
Does anybody know if Laslo's front hood is a one-off or is available from a dealer?
Wonderful cars, both of them.
Mooso
Mooso, The yellow car you are talking about belongs to Greg Esakoff. It is a great car and just goes to show what you can do with cubic dollars! Although I can't see the hood completely in the picture, It looks like the Newer Pantera hood syle from the SI. I have seen these done a few different ways. You might check Precision ProFormance, they have a similar style carbon fiber hood that they sell, and I am sure other venders probably have something like this, but I'm not sure where Laslo got his.
The wheel flares & vented hood of Laslo's Pantera were installed by the previous owner. Laslo claims the flares are Hall Pantera items. No comment about the hood, but those are not Pantera Si vents.