[DeTomaso] Pantera news makes the BBC front page

[MikeLDrew at aol.com]

In a message dated 4/3/14 18 45 28, cengles at cox.net writes:


>                  Well, that is the most promising story of the Pantera's
> Second Coming.   Good news: ATS seems to have the street and business and
> historical credentials to pull this off.   Financial?  
> 

>>>I think this is very old news, well out of date.   I recall hearing 
about this months ago, but nothing ever came of it.

Interestingly, Steve Wilkinson told me just two days ago that it's all BS, 
that Santiago De Tomaso still owns the rights to the original De Tomaso logo 
worldwide, and that he also owns the rights to the De Tomaso name.   
Apparently there was a clause in the contract with those boneheads that went to 
jail, that if they didn't manufacture a car within five years of buying the 
rights to the De Tomaso name, that the name reverts back to the De Tomaso 
family, and that has come to pass.

Mike
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   In a message dated 4/3/14 18 45 28, cengles at cox.net writes:

                      Well, that is the most promising story of the
     Pantera's
     Second Coming.   Good news: ATS seems to have the street and
     business and
     historical credentials to pull this off.   Financial?

   >>>I think this is very old news, well out of date.  I recall hearing
   about this months ago, but nothing ever came of it.
   Interestingly, Steve Wilkinson told me just two days ago that it's all
   BS, that Santiago De Tomaso still owns the rights to the original De
   Tomaso logo worldwide, and that he also owns the rights to the De
   Tomaso name.  Apparently there was a clause in the contract with those
   boneheads that went to jail, that if they didn't manufacture a car
   within five years of buying the rights to the De Tomaso name, that the
   name reverts back to the De Tomaso family, and that has come to pass.
   Mike