[pmdclassics]

Viewing images of Lucerne blue TA's over the years I have noticed 3 different versions of the color. The most common the "true Blue", the Silver blue and another that looks a bit greenish blue. Photography can play a role too with some of these photos depending upon the suns position. I plan on using the PPG for my 70 this summer as I prefer the silver/blue look, but I think the Dupont version is closer to factory specs.

[Norwood]

I have used both Du Pont and PPG acrylic lacquer on my 70 Trans Am. I have had NO paint match issues.

[pmdclassics]

Here is a Mulsanne blue corvette for comparing. Plus I did a google search and found some TA samples that I thought were different. (Sorry guys if any of these cars is yours)

[weranc55]

That 70 t/a was restored by Tim Olson. Car looks good but the color does not look right. Its to light. I think the owner finally lowered the back of the car. I will try to get some pics of my buddies 6k mile blue 70.

[Lloyd-TX]

Originally Posted by post toastie

this is my lucerne blue 72 lemans which i believe has never been repainted. the color is real bright medium blue

Keith, would you PLEASE stop posting pics of your LeMans??? You're kiiling me, man!

Jus kdding, of course.

[Norwood]

Mine is the only one that looks right. LOL

[Lloyd-TX]

Originally Posted by Norwood

Mine is the only one that looks right. LOL

I'll second that notion.

Your car is nothing short of stunning!

[post toastie]

Originally Posted by Lloyd-TX

Keith, would you PLEASE stop posting pics of your LeMans??? You're kiiling me, man!

Jus kdding, of course.

llloyd your killin me 1500 miles away.