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Hi gto1967
The car's been repainted. I think the original color was called Silverleaf Green, but the folks I bought it from called the new paint Seafoam Green. I've had most of the car apart at one time or another and have seen parts with the original color still on them. They seem to match up pretty well from what I have seen. The color is what caight me for sure. This summer should be the first time I can actually drive her. Had to do a fair amount of work to make her road-worthy. I can't wait! Thanks, Kevin |
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GTO 1967 - that is funny b/c the wagon I bought from John that you posted on here has the EXACT same paint story. I think that the Seafoam has more metal in it. My interior is still the silverleaf, which is more of an institutional green. Getting ready to try and match it so I can just do the column & bottom dash while changing to 4 speed. Will keep interior the old color.
Looks great with the wheels! Maybe we can get them together at Norwalk if I am running again by then.
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