[DeTomaso] Some TLC needed

[Jerry Knotts]

In "Street rodder" parlance that car is rough but restorable.  I did a 
34 Ford sedan delivery that looked worse than that plus it had bullet 
holes.  There is a Bugatti in OKC Ok that is a fully restored museum 
quality piece of work that began its latest incarnation as mostly a 
firewall with the original Bugatti body tag and serial number.  The is 
also a 27 Chevy Standard that was rebuilt completely for a one pallet 
and four card board boxes delivered from Argentina. It is dependent on 
how much time and money you want to invest.  If the car was worth 3 mil 
when finished they would be lined up.

jerry knotts

On 8/8/2014 10:45 AM, Larry Finch via DeTomaso wrote:
>     All,
>     In these days of $200K -$300K Mangusta auction sales, it is refreshing
>     to remember our beloved Panteras are still
>     within the budget of the common working man who can invest his time and
>     talents to create his own unique car.
>     Here is one such example. Yes, it is rough. Yes, it needs some body
>     work and then paint. Lacking a few pieces here and there.
>     But, these can all be overcome with skill, time, patience and
>     diligence.
>     Who is going to snap this one up and create their own masterpiece?
> [1]http://gullwingmotors.com/1974-detomaso-pantera/
>
>
> Larry
>
> References
>
>     1. http://gullwingmotors.com/1974-detomaso-pantera/
>
>
>
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   In "Street rodder" parlance that car is rough but restorable.  I did a
   34 Ford sedan delivery that looked worse than that plus it had bullet
   holes.  There is a Bugatti in OKC Ok that is a fully restored museum
   quality piece of work that began its latest incarnation as mostly a
   firewall with the original Bugatti body tag and serial number.  The is
   also a 27 Chevy Standard that was rebuilt completely for a one pallet
   and four card board boxes delivered from Argentina. It is dependent on
   how much time and money you want to invest.  If the car was worth 3 mil
   when finished they would be lined up.
   jerry knotts
   On 8/8/2014 10:45 AM, Larry Finch via DeTomaso wrote:

   All,
   In these days of $200K -$300K Mangusta auction sales, it is refreshing
   to remember our beloved Panteras are still
   within the budget of the common working man who can invest his time and
   talents to create his own unique car.
   Here is one such example. Yes, it is rough. Yes, it needs some body
   work and then paint. Lacking a few pieces here and there.
   But, these can all be overcome with skill, time, patience and
   diligence.
   Who is going to snap this one up and create their own masterpiece?
[1][1]http://gullwingmotors.com/1974-detomaso-pantera/


Larry

References

   1. [2]http://gullwingmotors.com/1974-detomaso-pantera/


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   1. http://gullwingmotors.com/1974-detomaso-pantera/
   2. http://gullwingmotors.com/1974-detomaso-pantera/
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