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THPNMY04713 Has A New Papa

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After today, I guess you REALLY couldn't call me PanterHunter any more - but I like the name, so I'll keep it anyway.

I am now the proud owner of Pantera THPNMY04713!

Specs:

1972 DeTomaso Pantera - THPNMY04713 - Ferrari Red

Bare Metal Restoration

BODY:
Bumpers Removed
Battery Dropped
Floor Pans Dropped
Billet Hood Vents
Powder Coated Trim
Smoothed And Welded Engine Compartment Painted Body Color

Brakes:
Wilwood Vented Rotors
Aluminum Calipers And Hats
Stainless Brake Lines
New Hard Lines

AC:
Rotary Compressor
New AC Lines
New Evaporator
New Oversize Condensor
3 Speed Blower Motor Setup
Stainless Shroud

Engine Compartment:
Body Color Engine
Stainless Steel 1 Piece Firewall
All Wiring Hidden
Aluminum Camber Bar
Stainless Steel Water Bottles
Stainless Steel Water Lines Engine And Under Car
Stainless Steel Vacuum Line For Brakes
Lay Down Radiator With Two Meriah Sucker Fans
Thermostatically Controlled

Suspension:
Extended Upper A-Arms
Polturethane Bushings
Rebuilt Uprights
New Lower Pivot Bolts With Zerks
1 Inch Sway Bar With Aluminum Brackets
Aluminum Control Arm Covers
Group 4 Springs And Adjustable Shocks

Transaxle:
Side Covers Powder Coated
All Stainless Hardware
Safety Wired Differential
New Clutch Master Cylinder
New Clutch Slave Cylinder
New Clutch

Interior:
Late Dash With Late vents
Custom Console With Horizontal Gauges
Alpine CD Player
New Seats
4 Point TRW Seatbelts

Engine:
Boiled Block
.30 Over TRW Pistons
Chrome Moly Rings
New Rods, Mains, Timing Chain, And Gears
Crane Cam, Roller Rockers, Screw-In Studs
Guide Plates, hardened 3/8 Pushrods
Stainless Steel Valves
Mallory Electronic Ignition And Coil
Hi-Flow Aluminum Water Pump
High Torque Starter, GM 1 Wire Alternator
Polished Holley Carb
Polished Edelbrock Performer Intake
Polished DeTomaso BValve Covers
Braided Stainless Steel Lines
All new hoses And Belts
New Alternator Idler Pulley
Compomotive 8" And 11" Wheels
Pirelli P7 Tires

Has All Original Parts, Books And Manuals

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P PanteraHunter (Guest)
This was the car from Bensalem PA and I bid on her for a week. During the bidding, it never got up to the reserve price, although I was the "winner" of the bidding. I contacted them and went to visit today. After seeing the grin on My Missus face after she chirped the tires, I just KNEW that this one belonged at home with us. You can expect to start seeing The Missus and myself at some of the outings -- we're looking forward to it!!!!!
R RT66_Pantera (Guest)
Cool
Panterahunter - Sounds like you made the ultimate "CAT" Kill!

Wow - sounds awesome and congrats!
Happy Birthday Also.
So whats for XMAS?

I stole your list of upgrades and put them into excel - Saved my a lot of typing - lol

These the majority of the upgrades I want to do to mine.


Eeker
Greg
R RT66_Pantera (Guest)
quote:
Originally posted by 4NFORD:
Hey, it just dawned on me that April 8th is my birthday too! My wife said that my Pantera was my birthday and XMas present for the rest of my life! Eeker


Your wife and mine have to be related.
That's exactly what mine said to me!

Mines German - You can love em
BUT they don't always love ya back. Eeker

LOL
lf-tp2511lf-tp2511Member
Well, that wasn't much of a hunt at all - more like an attack Big Grin Quick and effective.

Sounds like you did good, if your price was reasonable. How recent was all the work done? If this is all still pretty fresh, I'd put the value around $45K, plus or minus.

Too bad it is red though. Folks will think you bought one of them prancing donkey cars Wink

Welcome to the De Tomaso Family - of owners.

Larry
P PanteraHunter (Guest)
Thanks for ALL of the good wishes. I've waited 30 years to get this and do you know what?!?!? It WAS Worth The Wait!!!!!

As far as Christmas is concerned, I'm already getting a list together. I'm kinda leaning towards a carputer, since this has the horizontal gauges. I know where I can get a real decent pop-out monitor/TV that'll fit the space occupied by the Alpine CD player..... Heh, Heh, Heh.....

Does anyone know where I might get a parking brake that fits Wilwood brakes? I'd really love to have a parking brake on this baby. I'd hate to think about this rolling across the parking lot and tagging something. Any help would be, as always, greatly appreciated.
mark5872mark5872Member
PH
First off, Happy Birth Day Smiler

Secondly CONGRATULATIONS Cool

Lastly, as far as the brakes go, get it fixed! mine wasn't home 2 hours before she rolled across the parking lot Red Face
I have the same brake set up as you, and I'm running a "line lock" it mounts right where the stock e-brake arm pivots at the rear of the console.

Regards Mark



quote:
Originally posted by PanteraHunter:

Does anyone know where I might get a parking brake that fits Wilwood brakes? I'd really love to have a parking brake on this baby. I'd hate to think about this rolling across the parking lot and tagging something. Any help would be, as always, greatly appreciated.
huskerhuskerMember
Hunter, The line lock uses the normal brake hydraulic pressure to "lock" the brakes engaged. As I understand it, illegal in some states due to the lack of redundancy. One option is to use a setup similar to what the Viper uses. Its a small caliper mounted opposite the stock location. They are available from Pantera East. For picutures, go to http://www.geocities.com/pantera_gallery/EmergencyBrake.html. If you would like more details of the install contact me at mgreen15 at adelphia.net
panteradougpanteradougMember
[QUOTE]Originally posted by comp2:
I made an emergency brake setup for the MGB using the Wilwood caliper locks:

http://www.rc-tech.net/MGB/em/em.htm

The Wilkensin set up should have all the brackets which would make it easy.

The line lock hand brake was in Halls catalog.
He's been dropping items by not refilling stock.
That is one of the tatletale sighns of closing down.

I don't think he is going to be around too much longer if this is an indication. He doesn't have half what he did five years ago.
M motorcity72Member
quote:
Originally posted by PanteraHunter:
quote:
Too bad it is red though. Folks will think you bought one of them prancing donkey cars


LF -- they'll only think that it's a prancing donkey until they hear it -- then they'll know it's the song that can only be achieved by Detroit Wonder Metal -- Cast Iron!!!!!

Big Grin



Agreed!!!

As everyone else has said- Congradulations and welcome aboard (as an owner)! Your Pantera sounds like quite the cat!
P PanteraHunter (Guest)
Maybe next year -- I'll be putting a garage and an addition to the house this year.

The Missus (Cathie) and myself do plan on doing a bit of travel in it, now that the kids are almost grown.

We're BOTH having flashbacks to the times where we would head off to the beach at 11:00PM on a Friday night, JUST because we FELT like it. GAWD, how I miss those times!!!!!

Rick
P Plankton (Guest)
Rick,

We'll need to hook up with Ron McCall from Hampstead, MD and head to the Jimmie Cone cruise-in one Saturday evening. I took my 5 year old son up there last Saturday and it was pretty packed considering it was the first cruise-in of the year. jimmie Cone is always a blast...

Billy
email me anytime: bill.plank@gxs.com
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