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| Pontiac - Street No question too basic here! |
| View Poll Results: Pontiac BLUE engines played out? | |||
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16 | 7.27% |
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204 | 92.73% |
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I had my 389 in my 55 that color for awile. Now light blue with the 455. It's a 40-57 Blue Green and the only place to carry it is Bill Hirsch auto.
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Like I said, I do love that metallic blue, but come this June at Pypes/Max Friday Night BBQ and Cruise June 19, you are going to see like 250 engines this color. Including the current engine in my car. I cut my teeth on Mopar. But did own a Nova! (and i would buy another one right now! and drop in a YAK motor!!!)
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Love the shades of Pontiac blue that have been used. I have grown fond of the Olds blue used in 75 and 76, this is on my current KRE motor in my TA. Also fond of the 64 and 65 blue. Black is OK , but hard to spot an early oil leak.
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