piazzafatb

Hi, I am new in pantera boats but I m very confident on the brand.
I buying a 1994 24' , it is on a trailer, it looks that the steps (keel) bends on the wood of the trailer (very little) on both sides. Some friends tell me that is normal because it needs a little flexibility. It is normal.? It has a 396 motor, bravo 1. How fast can go? Thanks.

HIMES(JAIME)

congradulations, what boat did you buy , lets see some pictures.

bouyhunter

Congrats, and welcome to the family.
Post some pics - it'll be easier for us to help you from there.
Where are you from - don't take it the wrong way, but your English seems a little difficult. We welcome everyone with a love for these boats, so don't take that the wrong way.

piazzafatb

I dint buy the boat yet, I need help to make a decision, the boat looks
fine, is black and I have other question, how I get to the tank buoy.
Ahh yes my English... I try. I am from Puerto Rico.

HIMES(JAIME)

wheres the boat located? someone on here will know about it and be able to help you.

bouyhunter

The tank on a 24 is under the cockpit floor.
All aluminum and foamed in place.
If you need to remove the tank, you're in for a pretty big job.
Post more info on the boat you're looking at, chances are that someone here knows it.

piazzafatb

the fuel gauge dint work. Where is located the tank buoy.
thanks for your response. Boat is located in puerto Rico.

Pantera24

Tank buoy should be under the rear seat, open the engine hatch and look forward under the rear seat you should see it there.

bouyhunter

Like your Av
Yes, it's under the cockpit floor.
If you get in through the engine hatch, you can access the fuel hook-ups, on the Aft side of the tank. All the hook-up's are accessible under the rear seat.
I've spent enough time crawling in the bilge of mine.
Seeing as it's sitting in the driveway, I went out and took a few pics.

bouyhunter

Few more - hope this helps.

It's not as tight as it looks in the pics, but you're not gonna get the tank out without a saw, and major rework.