The De Tomaso Pantera was actually my childhood dream car, so imagine my excitement when I heard that the Ringbrothers are planning to revive one. Called the ADRNLN, Ringbrothers' De Tomaso Pantera had its world debut today at the 2013 SEMA show in Las Vegas. The De Tomaso Pantera had its world debut back in 1970 at the New York Motor Show. Ringbrothers' De Tomaso Pantera is actually a modern interpretation of the original model. The power of the De Tomaso Pantera ADRNLN comes from a Wegner Motorsports LS3 engine that puts out 600 hp. The engine is mated to a ZF 5-speed transmission developed Bowler Performance Transmissions that features a B&M shifter. To get the Pantera's trademark exhaust note, Ringbrothers installed a pair of Flowmaster stainless steel mufflers.
Ringbrothers' Pantera sits on a set of HRE S101 three-piece forged alloys and Nitto Invo tires. Ringbrothers' De Tomaso Pantera is also equipped with Baer 6-piston brake calipers on all wheels.
The De Tomaso Pantera ADRNLN is built on a steel monocoque chassis, but it features a few bespoke parts, such as the wheel flares and the rocker panels that come with vents for cooling the brakes.
Ringbrothers did not disclose the price of their De Tomaso Pantera.
