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Restoration
New-manufacture body panels · De Tomaso Pantera
Manufacturer of new front fenders, fender tops and pop-up headlight buckets for the De Tomaso Pantera.
to first production run
The original Vignale-era cars, largely hand-built. Push-button door handles, clean chrome-free styling and a high-compression Cleveland V8.
Launch lineup · Early 2027
We started where Panteras rot first. Each panel is newly manufactured to the original profile, ready to weld in.
Newly manufactured left- and right-hand front fenders, formed to the factory profile with correct wheel-arch radius, headlight opening and weld flanges.
Upper fender top sections for repairs where the lower fender is sound — or for full front-clip rebuilds alongside new fenders.
New pop-up headlight buckets — the housings that carry the lamps up and out of the fender. Built to accept original-style mechanisms.
New front fenders, fender tops and headlight buckets built in a production run — consistent, repeatable parts alongside used panels and custom fabrication.
Body lines, crown, wheel-arch radius and weld flanges follow the original panels — so they fit, and so your body shop uses less filler.
The first production run is sized from the reservation list. Reserving is free and puts your car in the queue.
Rear quarters, roof, hood, engine lid, tail panel and bumpers are next. Your reservations decide the order.
In development
Tell us which panel your car needs. The most-requested panels get tooled next.
One car · three flags
Designed at Ghia and built in Modena — the wedge that still stops traffic.
A Ford 351 Cleveland V8 in the middle and Lincoln-Mercury showrooms across America.
Founded by Buenos Aires–born racer Alejandro de Tomaso. The fire behind the badge.
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An Argentine racer, an Italian coachbuilder and a Ford V8 walk into Modena. How the De Tomaso Pantera came to be — and why its body panels are so hard to find today.
Before you buy a Pantera — or before you quote a restoration — here is how to find the rust hiding in the front fenders, headlight buckets and lower seams.
The order you do things in decides whether a restoration takes two years or ten. A phase-by-phase plan for bringing a Pantera back.
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Reserving is free and no-obligation. We'll contact you with pricing and allocation before the first run ships.