Wanted Pantera - decent driver-

Let me be the first, but not the last, to welcome you! Several good websites to introduce you to the Pantera. PanteraPlace website is a good first start. The POCA website is also a good introduction, with weblinks. What is your location? If you're serious about a car, maybe someone on the site can help out with an inspection.

One mans trailer queen is another mans driver! I know of a few cars listed on this site alone, that show like trailer queens, and go for a lot less than a Shelby
Welcome aboard Shelby1962, I think you found the right place to find a car, not that mines for sale , look through some of the more recent posts (within the last month or so) there are some deals to be had.

Mark (not for sale) 6808

First - thanks for the welcomes to the group. I am in western New York and started looking a few months ago. Been trying to educate myself on the quirks of the Panteras. So far- Rot from the inside out, wiring gremlins(thanks to Lucas)window motors,lack of available parts(compared to Shelby's) Pricy suspension parts, cooling/ lack of and weak half shafts. Any thing major I missed?
I would prefer a private seller and not over inflated dealer prices. Any help would be appreciated..Thanks

How far are you willing to travel?

I live in New York so the closer to me the better. But i've flown to Nebraska to buy a Shelby and bought a BOSS from Kansas sight unseen. So it depends on the car and how comfortable I feel about the seller..Do you have one for sale? Thanks Jim

I don't have one for sale. This helps those who are on the lookout for one. Where in Nebraska did you buy the Shelby?

I bought a 1970 GT500 in Lincoln Nebraska- 1999..

I've found my first two locally (very lucky finds take forever to pop up) or I've found my third Pantera on E-Bay, but be careful of scams! Good luck, but be careful you may become hooked!

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not that mines for sale ,

Heck Mark, mine is always for sale. In fact everything I own is for sale. It is just always for the price I want for it though. Way overpriced? Probably, but for sale?? ALWAYS!

Story of my life- everything is for sale. But my problem is as soon as I sell something the prices go sky high! Sold my '67 GT500 - two years later the guy sell it (did nothing to it) and made $130,000.00 profit...Oh well..