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Post subject: FS: 1971 Pantera GT5 Conversion 630hp Immaculate  Posted: 03 Aug 2019, 16:49 |
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Aircraft: F33A
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1971 Pantera with GT5 "wide body" conversion, Everything has been restored on this car!
MME racing engine dynos at 630 hp with less than 1000 miles, This engine cost well over $30k, Includes a brand new 351 Block with many of the problems engineered out, 427 cubic inches. Car will be sold with original / complete engine as well.
Transaxle has been gone through and modified with straight cut gears for 2nd and 3rd.
Freshly upgraded steering / rack & pinion and suspension.
Electrical system completely redone.
Cooling system completely redone and upgraded.
Paint and interior are near new to new condition. 38k miles total. Asking $95,000 .
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Post subject: Re: FS: 1971 Pantera GT5 Conversion 630hp Immaculate Posted: 03 Aug 2019, 19:02 |
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Company: MENA, LLC, (Retired Soldier)
Location: Hampton, GA (South of Atlanta)
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Drool!
This was my dream car for an eon or two! But I never saw a better version. This defines nice!
And with a 351 Cleveland, too!!!!
That is a truly impressive vehicle.
Martin
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Post subject: Re: FS: 1971 Pantera GT5 Conversion 630hp Immaculate Posted: 04 Aug 2019, 13:48 |
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Many years ago a friend allowed me to drive his Pantera on the road that runs from Palo Alto to San Jose, along the ridge--looks like SR 35 from Google Maps.
What I learned was that if you're 6'5", you can steer, and you can operate the clutch to shift; but you can not do both at the same time. So best be pointed in the direction you want to go before starting a shift!
His explanation, in a very convincing Italian accent, was "Hey, Luigi, we forgot to make a place for the driver"!
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Post subject: Re: FS: 1971 Pantera GT5 Conversion 630hp Immaculate Posted: 15 Aug 2019, 22:36 |
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