[DeTomaso] stock pantera's

Pantdino pantdino at aol.com
Sun Oct 19 00:54:47 EDT 2014


If you mean by stock literally "as it left the factory" with inadequate Lucas cooling fans, inadequate radiator, retarded timing, etc, then I agree that stock cars are not something you'd want.
 
But fix those basic things and the car is fine and the narrow-bodied cars are the purest design
 
Jim
 
 
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From: Will Kooiman <will.kooiman at gmail.com>
To: Bob Lehmann <bob at longwood2.com>; DeTomaso <DeTomaso at poca.com>
Sent: Sat, Oct 18, 2014 6:06 am
Subject: Re: [DeTomaso] stock pantera's


That is exactly why I think Pantera prices for narrow bodied cars will
remain low.  Special cars will go up for rarity and historical
significance, but the rest will remain low.  (my opinion)

I do not believe they had all the problems everyone complains about.  I
drove my mostly stock car every day for about 8 years.  The only problems
I had were related to the age of the car.

But the general public and many owners believe they sucked.  Even Jay Leno
said in regards to stock Panteras, ³You don¹t want that.  They weren¹t
very good from the factory. They overheated. (They had) suspension
problemsŠ²  Suspension problems?  Seriously?

But that¹s okay with me.  Low Pantera prices means some day I might buy
another.  If my car were worth $1M, I wouldn¹t sell.


On 10/18/14, 12:36 AM, "Bob Lehmann" <bob at longwood2.com> wrote:

>Can¹t believe anyone would want a stock pantera.  The reason one doesn¹t
>see stock pantera¹s because they were awful, got hot, a/c didn¹t work
>well, brakes were so so, etc.  This is why Hall Pantera and Mind Train
>got started with all the new stuff that was better.
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   If you mean by stock literally "as it left the factory" with inadequate
   Lucas cooling fans, inadequate radiator, retarded timing, etc, then I
   agree that stock cars are not something you'd want.



   But fix those basic things and the car is fine and the narrow-bodied
   cars are the purest design



   Jim





   -----Original Message-----
   From: Will Kooiman <will.kooiman at gmail.com>
   To: Bob Lehmann <bob at longwood2.com>; DeTomaso <DeTomaso at poca.com>
   Sent: Sat, Oct 18, 2014 6:06 am
   Subject: Re: [DeTomaso] stock pantera's
That is exactly why I think Pantera prices for narrow bodied cars will
remain low.  Special cars will go up for rarity and historical
significance, but the rest will remain low.  (my opinion)

I do not believe they had all the problems everyone complains about.  I
drove my mostly stock car every day for about 8 years.  The only problems
I had were related to the age of the car.

But the general public and many owners believe they sucked.  Even Jay Leno
said in regards to stock Panteras, A^3You donA^1t want that.  They werenA^1t
very good from the factory. They overheated. (They had) suspension
problemsAA^2  Suspension problems?  Seriously?

But thatA^1s okay with me.  Low Pantera prices means some day I might buy
another.  If my car were worth $1M, I wouldnA^1t sell.


On 10/18/14, 12:36 AM, "Bob Lehmann" <[1]bob at longwood2.com> wrote:

>CanA^1t believe anyone would want a stock pantera.  The reason one doesnA^1t
>see stock panteraA^1s because they were awful, got hot, a/c didnA^1t work
>well, brakes were so so, etc.  This is why Hall Pantera and Mind Train
>got started with all the new stuff that was better.
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