This Pantera GT5-S currently being auctioned on Bring A Trailer has less than 20,000 miles, and is powered by a Ford Cleveland V8 mated to a 5-Speed transmission.
Now is the chance to snag a piece of automotive history with this 1983 De Tomaso Pantera GTS.
This 1973 De Tomaso Pantera is billed as one of a kind: 514-cubic-inch engine, billet suspension all around, and then that wine color.
Even though very few Panteras were imported into the United States—both legally and through the grey market—there are still a few out there, like this 1986 De Tomaso Pantera GT5-S from eBay Motors.
In the mid to late '80s, you could buy the De Tomaso Innocenti Turbo, a Mini built by De Tomaso, styled by Bertone and powered by Daihatsu.
We visit classic car dealer Craig Brody to sample 5 unique Ford-Powered sports specials.
Ford V8 power and noise in an Italian-styled body. What's not more to love?
We look at the class of 1970 to see which classics have become great investments and which ones have not.
Don't miss out on these unique one-offs heading across the auction block during Monterey.
Body by Ghia, power by Ford. What’s it like to drive? We found out in one Pantera obsessive’s example. He vows to put a million miles on the odometer.
Second owner original car. 78,000 miles of pure driving pleasure.
One of my all time favorites. Some of my other cars too. Where was my crystal ball when I was in the car biz???
January 1972 build - bare metal restoration by Dennis Quella circa 1992-1995 - original Cleveland block - 380FWHP/300RWHP - SS brake/coolant lines - custom Ron Davis radiator - full mechanical …
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