Thrashed Push Button Pantera... what do I do.

I'll have to let the more experaince advise, but here is an article showing the VIN locations. the last 4 digits are what most refer to as the cars short number.
http://www.panteraplace.com/page110.htm

If you could provide that please

The number usually referenced is a shortened version of the VIN: the last 4 digits. This can be located on a metal tag on the top of the dash on the drivers side, on a tag in the driver's side door jamb and stamped on top of the foot box in the front trunk (may be different for this model). As you may or may not know the push button models are fairly rare which makes even a rough one a good candidate for restoration. And this one looks rough. It also appears to have had some modifications made. More pictures the better. Ideally you would enlist the help of someone knowledgeable about Panteras to give it an assessment. California is the epicenter of the Pantera world so it shouldn't be hard to find someone.

Husker thank you for that information I will look for the VIN this week when I get back to the car. Thank you for the information I will hope that someone in Cali is reading this

JFB thank you too. I'm going to the link now.

Cheers!
J

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Quickitty,

I received your PM and replied to it. Thanks!

I would start off by asking some of the pantera experts on this form to inspect the car. There are lots of pantera owners in your area. Being a push button car makes it extra valuable and rare . I would put it up on eBay with lots of detailed photos showing the rust damage to the car. even if the car has extensive structural rust damage I would be surprised it went for less then 30k

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Kjeld

This is going to start a bid war. Honey get the popcorn.

Neat find. Any idea what the vin number is?

Anybody get any Update on this one?

Kjeld.