[DeTomaso] GT40/Pantera
Bill Moore
bill at incendium.com
Fri Jul 17 18:01:13 EDT 2015
Truth be told , not my cup of tea. Trailer queens are.....I much prefer to drive it drive it drive it. I have over 5000 miles so far this calendar year, and planning on doing the PNW fall cruise.
not afraid to get rained on, or snow.
Cheers,
Bill MooreIncendium SupplyCalgary
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From: Mikael <mikael_hass at mail.tele.dk>
Date: 2015-07-17 1:22 PM (GMT-07:00)
To: detomaso at poca.com
Subject: [DeTomaso] GT40/Pantera
If you guys haven't received your copy of Profiles yet, maybe look in your
dustbin again. The envelope with what you thought was a GT40 magazine sent
to you by mistake was in fact the Profiles, with the black Pantera with GT40
front and rear etc. that Profiles had the IMO poor taste to put on the cover
and rear and centerfold.
I of course quickly turned to the build-text, because I wanted to try to
understand WHY? Was there a Pantera with smashed front and rear and a GT40
parked on railway tracks so only front and rear was saved? No, the author
states "for some crazy reason". Indeed.
I saw this car at POCA in Arizona a few years ago, where it was parked in
the "look-at-me" spot right in front of the doors, so you had to walk around
it. After refusing the first couple of times, I did take the time to look it
over. And the craftsmanship was excellent including mirror like pint.
Sometimes when you see "menacingly modified" (quote from Profiles) cars like
this, but well done, you can state "I don't like it, but I'm impressed with
the craftsmanship". Well not here, not this one. Even though the
craftsmanship is good, you do not build your car to look like another brand.
As simple as that.
I hope the skillful builder gets the GT40 he really wants and leaves our
Panteras alone. And I hope Profiles editor has better judgment going
forward. In the same envelope was the Membership Renewal Notice. Brave!
Whether I renew or not depends on the reaction to this mail. Am I alone
here?
Mikael
If you guys haven't received your copy of Profiles yet, maybe look in
your dustbin again. The envelope with what you thought was a GT40
magazine sent to you by mistake was in fact the Profiles, with the
black Pantera with GT40 front and rear etc. that Profiles had the IMO
poor taste to put on the cover and rear and centerfold.
I of course quickly turned to the build-text, because I wanted to try
to understand WHY? Was there a Pantera with smashed front and rear and
a GT40 parked on railway tracks so only front and rear was saved? No,
the author states "for some crazy reason". Indeed.
I saw this car at POCA in Arizona a few years ago, where it was parked
in the "look-at-me" spot right in front of the doors, so you had to
walk around it. After refusing the first couple of times, I did take
the time to look it over. And the craftsmanship was excellent including
mirror like pint. Sometimes when you see "menacingly modified" (quote
from Profiles) cars like this, but well done, you can state "I don't
like it, but I'm impressed with the craftsmanship". Well not here, not
this one. Even though the craftsmanship is good, you do not build your
car to look like another brand. As simple as that.
I hope the skillful builder gets the GT40 he really wants and leaves
our Panteras alone. And I hope Profiles editor has better judgment
going forward. In the same envelope was the Membership Renewal Notice.
Brave! Whether I renew or not depends on the reaction to this mail. Am
I alone here?
Mikael
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Truth be told , not my cup of tea. Trailer queens are.....
I much prefer to drive it drive it drive it. I have over 5000 miles so
far this calendar year, and planning on doing the PNW fall cruise.
not afraid to get rained on, or snow.
Cheers,
Bill Moore
Incendium Supply
Calgary
-------- Original message --------
From: Mikael <mikael_hass at mail.tele.dk>
Date: 2015-07-17 1:22 PM (GMT-07:00)
To: detomaso at poca.com
Subject: [DeTomaso] GT40/Pantera
If you guys haven't received your copy of Profiles yet, maybe look in
your
dustbin again. The envelope with what you thought was a GT40 magazine
sent
to you by mistake was in fact the Profiles, with the black Pantera with
GT40
front and rear etc. that Profiles had the IMO poor taste to put on the
cover
and rear and centerfold.
I of course quickly turned to the build-text, because I wanted to try
to
understand WHY? Was there a Pantera with smashed front and rear and a
GT40
parked on railway tracks so only front and rear was saved? No, the
author
states "for some crazy reason". Indeed.
I saw this car at POCA in Arizona a few years ago, where it was parked
in
the "look-at-me" spot right in front of the doors, so you had to walk
around
it. After refusing the first couple of times, I did take the time to
look it
over. And the craftsmanship was excellent including mirror like pint.
Sometimes when you see "menacingly modified" (quote from Profiles) cars
like
this, but well done, you can state "I don't like it, but I'm impressed
with
the craftsmanship". Well not here, not this one. Even though the
craftsmanship is good, you do not build your car to look like another
brand.
As simple as that.
I hope the skillful builder gets the GT40 he really wants and leaves
our
Panteras alone. And I hope Profiles editor has better judgment going
forward. In the same envelope was the Membership Renewal Notice. Brave!
Whether I renew or not depends on the reaction to this mail. Am I alone
here?
Mikael
If you guys haven't received your copy of Profiles yet, maybe look
in
your dustbin again. The envelope with what you thought was a GT40
magazine sent to you by mistake was in fact the Profiles, with the
black Pantera with GT40 front and rear etc. that Profiles had the
IMO
poor taste to put on the cover and rear and centerfold.
I of course quickly turned to the build-text, because I wanted to
try
to understand WHY? Was there a Pantera with smashed front and rear
and
a GT40 parked on railway tracks so only front and rear was saved?
No,
the author states "for some crazy reason". Indeed.
I saw this car at POCA in Arizona a few years ago, where it was
parked
in the "look-at-me" spot right in front of the doors, so you had to
walk around it. After refusing the first couple of times, I did take
the time to look it over. And the craftsmanship was excellent
including
mirror like pint. Sometimes when you see "menacingly modified"
(quote
from Profiles) cars like this, but well done, you can state "I don't
like it, but I'm impressed with the craftsmanship". Well not here,
not
this one. Even though the craftsmanship is good, you do not build
your
car to look like another brand. As simple as that.
I hope the skillful builder gets the GT40 he really wants and leaves
our Panteras alone. And I hope Profiles editor has better judgment
going forward. In the same envelope was the Membership Renewal
Notice.
Brave! Whether I renew or not depends on the reaction to this mail.
Am
I alone here?
Mikael
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