I was just in Freeport Bahamas last week and we rented some scooters to see the island ourselves and while I was riding down the road (with a Kalik beverage in hand ) I looked to the left and saw a triple outboard Pantera 28. I actually saw it so brief that I had to turn around and go check it out. It had a sort of black and white checkered theme going on. No motors but you could tell it was rigged for triples. It was a race lay-up with just the three bolsters. Any info on this boat? It appeared to be sitting there for awhile!

Mike

no luck yet just wanted to put it up top again.

top top top....come on guys let get this boat back in Miami and running already........I have 3 x 300xs located ut cant pull the trigger till I have the boat....

Pepe hasn't hooked you up with the location yet?

Do you have anyone chasing down the boat that FormulaMike saw in the Bahamas?

I checked on google earth, no luck.
I will probably call the Pentagon and try to pull strings there
pp.

Google earth!? I knew you were ahead of your time, but man, I didn't know you legends of offshore knew how to use all this computer stuff!

Now where did I put my carrier pigeon and sextant?

QUOTE=JO - PANTERABOATS;2517636]I checked on google earth, no luck.
I will probably call the Pentagon and try to pull strings there
pp.

Pepe , I am continually reminded of your far reaching skills..

Why not just build a duplicate?

That'd be like owning a factory 5 shelby cobra... nothing like the real thing.

Hey hey hey... KittyCat John has two FFRs and they're nice cars!

Not exactly the same (since it's still a real Pantera) but you're onto something though... It's like a clone of a real trans-am car vs. the real trans-am car. They're both '68 Camaros with all the stuff, but one lacks provenance... (As the fancy-ass vintage racing MF's like to say!)

Besides, the difference is Black Sunday would probably still be somewhat cheaper to restore than you'd pay for a brand new one... (MAYBE! )