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ReplyDeleteI beleive the car in the foreground of the first picture is an early DeTomaso Pantera. They were mid-engined V8 cars, first shipped in 1971.
ReplyDeleteThe Pantera was a joint venture between Ford and DeTomaso Automobili SpA. The cars were built in Italy, fitted with a repurposed German ZF 5-speed transaxle originally intended for a road roller, and fitted with Ford 351C-4V V8s. Oddly, just the baseline four-barrel motors, not the hotter Cobra Jet or BOSS variants.
The cars were sold by Lincoln-Mercury dealers, but due to production problems in Italy Ford ran them through Holman-Moody (east coast) or Shelby American (west coast) to debug them before sending them on to the dealerships.
Ford sold the Pantera from 1971 to 1975. The Energy Crisis and unfavorable changes to the dollar/lire rate hammered their sales figures. DeTomaso kept on making them in dribs and drabs - sometimes only a dozen or so a year - until... officially 1992, but both DeTomaso and licensed successors like Amerisport continued building them until 2010-ish, more or less hand-built customs.