Pilgrimage to Modena

Maybe the "powers that be" can increase your picture quota so we can see more of your pics?

Acutally I could just post another message. But what I really have to do is reduce the size of each picture, then put them in the right order, then create the gallery. That would be a lot easier than the way I did the last one. Unfortunately, I'm a little jet lagged and can barely see straight.

We have received two additional reports about DeTomaso Modena S.p.A. and they look gloomy. David may have had one of the last visits. Unless something changes, look for the birthplace of our cars to be shuttered in 30-60 days. Let us know if you hear anything along these lines. DA

I wonder what this is going to do to the value of our cars ?

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Originally posted by Whiplash:
We have received two additional reports about DeTomaso Modena S.p.A. and they look gloomy. David may have had one of the last visits. Unless something changes, look for the birthplace of our cars to be shuttered in 30-60 days. Let us know if you hear anything along these lines. DA

A friend from Germany visited the factory last week with his silver Guara. They let him in and gave him a tour through the museum and the assembly hangar.
The museum is empty except the Deauville and some engines.
In the assembly hangar he could see the last built Guara, finished and waiting for delivery. Black body, black interior and white scripts on both sides.
A young engineer was still working on the Pantera prototype and he told him about negotiations with Toyota. This talk was finished, when Santiago came in.
So, I don't know if it is true or not.