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12-12-2013, 09:41 PM
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yea it did. I actually love that palisade green color.
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12-22-2013, 12:24 PM
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My 70 vert was orginally Sierra Yellow (aka primer beige) with sandlewood (beige) guts and a gold top (beige when I bought it) which n my book is THE ugliest and bland combo I've ever seen on a GTO vert. YUCK!
It might have looked a bit better with black guts and top, but I'm not going original on the colors during the restoration. It's going to be a slightly restomodded GTO so I'm not worried about it not being 100% factory original. It'll be either a color close to orbit orange or some bright blue color combined with a black top and interior. BTW I do like Palisade green, but I don't like colors that are too bland. I see waaaay too many boring bland modern cars at work everyday so that's why I like my classics bright and colorfull.
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