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01-18-2024, 01:34 PM
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1969 Firebird convertible color
I've owned my '69 bird since '84. It was originally Mayfair Maize, of which I am not a fan. It has parchment interior and a white top. When I bought the car, it was painted a non-original color, a bright red from Jeep.
I am having the body re-done and new paint. Is there a value to using an original '69 color? I was considering either Matador Red or Carousel Red. But I do like the Jeep red. I certainly understand that this choice is entirely owner preference, and from a value perspective, returning it to its original color would create more value. All input appreciated!
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All of my cars are Hybrids...they burn gas and rubber!  '73 Ventura, Spotts 462 roller 10.785 @ 122.79, 1.507 60 ft 2850 lbs. plus driver, 3150 race weight '69 Firebird Convertible, Spotts 455 with long branches 12.561 @ 107.62, best on old 455 4290 race weight '72 Formula 455 HO numbers matching auto, work in progress! Last edited by 69f bird; 01-18-2024 at 02:14 PM. Reason: add pictures |
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