Panoz display car

[lhoward]

Pretty cool but not sure what I would do with it. Maybe Leno or the Pederson Museum are the right buyers.

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/4566363329.html

[ishigakisensei]

Leno typically doesn't go looking for cars. Unique cars find him. It'd be worth it to contact Big Dog Garage to see if they'd be interested in buying part of American car history. Otherwise, you're right on track for thinking about museums. You might find an eccentric collector, but the chances are low.

Best of luck that this piece of history makes you some coin AND gets to be someplace that people get to view it and appreciate the can-do spirit of America.

[2006GTLM]

There was one of these at the Chicago area dealer until about 2008. At 25 grand, it surely would be an expensive paperweight. With complete cars selling in the $20's and $30's, there is no logic in trying to make this a running car. Realistically, there is so little to start with, a chassis, two fenders, one door, one seat that can't be matched anymore and an incomplete engine. If only Panoz could sell you the other half of the bumpers, the hood, the trunk, etc, etc, etc. Everything else has to be sourced, and I doubt all the parts are truly available anyway. An interesting piece of history, or maybe saw it down the middle and hang it on a garage wall.

[Bob E]

Would like to know If an Abruzzi body would fit it, and if I could even get the body.

Looks like there is no wiring harnesses brake or fuel lines.
No ECU ABS units.
No AC/heater
No glass, dash, or top

[Teamkiwi]

Here it is on Hemming's, was listed for $21000, now $10000.

http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/carsforsale/panoz/esperante/1667098.html