[DeTomaso] Earliest known Pantera

[MikeLDrew at aol.com]

In a message dated 7/23/15 18 26 45, kirbyschrader at mac.com writes:


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> 1006 used to be owned by Jack Houpe in Arkansas.
> He sold it to a guy in Florida and he thinks it is still there.
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> It is also in the registry with pics of Jack looking considerably younger 
> than he does now…
> But don’t tell him I said that…
> :-)
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>>>I've been quietly trying to help broker its sale for over a year now.   
The current owner believes that it uses a different-sized windshield from 
normal Panteras (I don't happen to believe that is true, but have no way of 
substantiating it).   He had it parked in his garage and a flower pot fell off 
a shelf and went straight through the windshield.

The car is in pretty rough shape, as you can see in the registry photos, 
but he wants an arm and a leg for it.   So negotiations have cooled down of 
late, as the would-be buyer isn't interested in overpaying for it.

I hope to have news of its successful sale in a year or so?

Mike
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   In a message dated 7/23/15 18 26 45, kirbyschrader at mac.com writes:

     1006 used to be owned by Jack Houpe in Arkansas.
     He sold it to a guy in Florida and he thinks it is still there.
     It is also in the registry with pics of Jack looking considerably
     younger than he does nowa|
     But donat tell him I said thata|
     :-)

   >>>I've been quietly trying to help broker its sale for over a year
   now.  The current owner believes that it uses a different-sized
   windshield from normal Panteras (I don't happen to believe that is
   true, but have no way of substantiating it).  He had it parked in his
   garage and a flower pot fell off a shelf and went straight through the
   windshield.
   The car is in pretty rough shape, as you can see in the registry
   photos, but he wants an arm and a leg for it.  So negotiations have
   cooled down of late, as the would-be buyer isn't interested in
   overpaying for it.
   I hope to have news of its successful sale in a year or so?
   Mike