Rotor replacement

They do fit with the stock caliper BUT they are no longer available in the original configuration of a separate rotor and separate hub.

The current replacements are all one casting. The rotor is cast in one piece with the hub.

Original Mustang rotors are now rare and expensive as a result.

The only way you could duplicate them now would be to go to a two piece rotor with a separate hat bolted to a separate rotor.
Wilwood would be an example of that.

Great

Anyone have any stock rotors for sale?

Larry Stock's PPC-Carson City NV (www.panteraparts.com) sells vented bolt-on rotors for stock Pantera hubs that are also compatible with stock calipers and pads. They use an aluminum hat-section on high quality Brembo rotors and accept stock wheel studs. These are the same rotors I've run for decades trouble-free on our Pantera.

Off topic, SORRY!

Does Larry Stock have a showroom, anything to look at? It might be worth the 2 hour drive for me on a free day.

Steve

Thanks Boss
Will send him an e-mail today

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Larry Stock's PPC-Carson City NV (www.panteraparts.com) sells vented bolt-on rotors for stock Pantera hubs that are also compatible with stock calipers and pads. They use an aluminum hat-section on high quality Brembo rotors and accept stock wheel studs.

They're beautiful! He brought a set to a PCNC meeting one time. I have rotor-envy...

Yes, Solo, it's a real business, at 550 Mallory Way in South Carson City, just behind Lowes Hardware. The building used to be Mallory Electric's western headquarters, hence the street name. Fun place to visit- always something DeTomaso going on.

Call Larry first to make sure he doesn't pick the time of your visit to go to lunch, though.

Thanks Boss. I might have to take a day and drive the car up there just because.

Steve

I went out to Carson City during my search for a Pantera and stopped at Larry's place to look at a car he had for sale.

We met Larry in his office, and then he gave us a tour of the shop.

They actually have what looks like a bunch of building strung together, and there are cars being worked on, and lots of parts around, as well as CNC milling machines.

We arrived right near lunch time, and in fact, Larry graciously invited my two friends and I to join him and his group at a local Bar-B-Que for lunch.

It was an enjoyable, enlightening visit. It you are only a couple of hours away, it would be a pretty good trip. Drive your Pantera!

Rocky -