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#1
02-24-2014, 01:58 PM
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LUCERNE BLUE SHAKER
I have decided not to rock the Titanic and paint my shaker Lucerne blue...my 76 had a stripe and I used Lucerne...it is disturbingly off but I do not paint and getting a different paint and yada etc..I have an entire car to get painted and years before this car is done so the sooner my Lucerne blue shaker is sitting on top of my engine on my unfinished car I can keep dreaming..
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02-24-2014, 02:54 PM
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Glenn,
isn't your car originally Lucy Blue? So it would have a white shaker on it. |
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02-24-2014, 06:55 PM
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SHAKER UP
[QUOTE=blue71ta;5142159]Glenn,
isn't your car originally Lucy Blue? So it would have a white shaker on it.[/QUOTE..the car was originally Lucerne blue trim tag 26...car was repainted silver when I got it..their was no way too save any original paint such as door jams trunk etc...also why I opted for new sheetmetal, although the quarters needed replacing...obviously if I am painting the shaker blue I am changing the colour of my car..I have enough problems in my life I am not debating colour change |
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