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Derek69SS


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Saw this on the MNautoX forum, and thought maybe someone here might remember seeing this car around the cities area in the mid-70s.


Interesting car... never heard of them before.

http://www.mnautox.com/forums/showthread.php?17406-Help!-looking-for-info-on-a-former-racer-car

 

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Bob Koske at Dune Buggy Supply may know the car or know who would.

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Could try Minnesota Ford Enthusiasts. One of the guys on there Chris is a big Pinto fan, has a yellow turbo pinto he's building for strip driving.

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Seen an article in the hemmings muscle machines magazine a long time ago and thought they were kinda cool looking for a pinto.



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Gotta say... never heard of a 'Pangra'?  headscratch

Always something new in the old car world.



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http://www.fordpinto.com/gallery/?sa=view;id=1273

http://www.cookieboystoys.com/vintage%20pinto/pangra.htm

I thought I remembered something about a body-kit for these and/or Bobcats.



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That looks a lot nicer then the factory Pinto front end.



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Life is funny.  Things we could not appreciate or understand at the time, we find cool as hell as time goes by.

 



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Robredy wrote:

Life is funny.  Things we could not appreciate or understand at the time, we find cool as hell as time goes by.

 

iagree 



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