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Old 07-22-2003, 08:47 AM
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I've always wanted a pantera..... anyone got one or know some one with one?
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Old 07-23-2003, 05:42 PM
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No, but there were a whole bunch of Panteras taking part in the Silver State Classic Challenge back in 1998 when I took part too. Neat cars. I hear they were actually quite affordable back in the day.
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Panteras
I remember seeing one a while back. Interesting how a lot of the European inspired/based designs use Ford engines.
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Old 07-31-2003, 01:47 AM
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good god what i'd give for one of those. you coulda bought a used one in the 80's for under ten grand too. if only you'd known right?
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You're probably heard this before, but who wouldn't want to get ahold of one of those... especially the gt-s's with that lambo like spoiler ( that actually does something...) and a 351 c...
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Old 09-15-2003, 04:36 PM
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I'm helping out with the restoration of a Pantera, complete with gorgeous wing. I'm trying to find photos though of a completed one, preferably a lighter color...can anyone help!?!?!? Thank you!!
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engine size?
Would it be possible to fit a FE engine or a 428 in a pantera?
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Old 04-20-2004, 11:14 AM
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I bought a 1972 Pantera # 3190 in November of last year. I am now restoring the car (and going broke). I am going to try and convert it to an FE. I have a 1968 427 sideoiler engine date coded September 20 1968. I will try and keep you posted as to what I run into.
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Re: Pantera owners?
What is the stock horse power of this car?
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Re: engine size?
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Would it be possible to fit a FE engine or a 428 in a pantera?
Yes all in all it would be easier to use a windsor swap though put in a 351 windsor stroked and bored to a 427 or 454. If you check out PI motorsports they have pre-built crate 427s ready to drop in. As well a lot of great parts like carbon fiber body parts and dashes, to new 6 speed transaxels, and 100,000 mile 1/2 shafts.
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