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Lot's of pictures on ProvaMo - I don't know if that helps you a lot, because you probably don't have pictures to share to get access, but....  if you can get access, you might want to check out some of the older pictures posted there.

It looks like this car has spent a long time in a storage container in Washington. 

Looks very original, and it certainly shows well on the outside.

Good Luck - maybe you should consider either joining POCA, and check with the Pantera's Northwest chapter, or see if you can find someone on this board in the local area of the car to go and check it out for you.

My recommendation (after seeing the pictures) is that you would really want to have someone who knows what they are looking at to thoroughly go over the car before you put any money down.

I'm not saying anything good or bad about this car - I know nothing about it.  It may be a smoking deal.

Good Luck -

Rocky  

Put a notice out asking someone in the area to look at it for you,. Its not too far from Seattle. There is a PNW contingent. Maybe they could make an outing for you,. 

Rust bucket

Saw many pics of it prior to the current dealer buying it himself.

It was not well stored!

 An inexpensive tool to measure paint and filler thickness is a wise purchase when searching for your Pantera. 

 I have used this one and find it to be quite good for the price. 

Larry 

I would Definitely  join and get access to the provo site and take a good look at the pictures when the car was taken out of storage. Not sure what you are looking for project or done car but I have a nice 72 just did a full bare metal take down over the summer and its in prime orig a white car. call or text if you want some info  adam NJ 908-6740244 Happy Holidays

Please show pics of what you're selling!😀

A big thank to everyone that replied to my post.  given all this additional information I think I will pass on this one, and buy that paint thickness gauge.

This Forum is a great resource!

Dan