Valuation of 71 Pantera

Sounds like a nice car, although, lime green is not one of the most popular colors. A car in a rust free condition and in the hands of an original owner is very desirable. I believe the range would be $25-35,000.00.
The market is still very strong for cars such as yours that are in strong, original shape. Good luck!
Dave Adler

I live in Los Angeles, if I wanted to sell this car what would you suggest the best method to be? Auction, private sale, or dealer. I hesitate going the private sale route as I would not let anyone drive the car nor would I be comfortable in giving an address where the car is located.

This may sound hard line but in the land of exotic cars there are schemes that go on that are hard to believe.

Can you send me images of this car ?
I would be willing to post your ad on my website: http://geocities.com/provamo72

and I would like to include it as a sample of the stock colors, found in the tech info section here.

Chuck Melton

Sorry that I didn't get back to you sooner. This is a summary of strategies, not necessarily in order:
1) This bulletin board (you did that)
2) Hemmings ad
3) Car for sale ad on this website. Cost is $100.00. Includes four or more pictures and text.
4) eBay. Don't expect the highest price here.
5) Since you live in LA, try the Times, Register and of course, the Auto Trader
6) Consignment. Several of the Pantera shops accept consignments including our affiliated PI Motorsports, Inc. I can't speak for the other shops as to their cost. PIM charges 8% of the sales price and a storage charge of $125.00 per month. You won't have to deal with the hordes of "tire kickers" and strangers visiting your home with the inherent risks of that type of activity.
Good luck and please let us know if you are able to market your car!
DAve!