This Pantera is equipped with a set of HRE 501 built in 1995. The customer has enjoyed his HRE equipped Pantera for years of enjoyment.

I think I will let the pictures do the talking. The owner David Archibald is down in Florida.

Photos by Gordon Tarpley
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Id love to hear how it sounds

 

+997

 

wicked!

 

Love It

 

This brings back memories. I bought a brand new Pantera L - White - in 1972. What a machine! If you think Porsche bobs and weaves... you have seen nuttin yet!!! 200Km per hour was about the best you could do and still have some weight on the front axle. What what a ride with that Cleveland Ford mid-ships and a Ferrari-like shifter with metal gates!!!!! Even the air conditioning worked!!