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Old 03-20-2021, 06:53 PM
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That entire color combination really "works" together and looks nice. Surprised the factory didn't make that a more available combination. Really pops.
Thank You. After I chose the gold bird, the gold wheels and tan interior was the the natural choice to tie it all together. I miss the days when you had a lot more options to make the car your own.

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Thank You. After I chose the gold bird, the gold wheels and tan interior was the the natural choice to tie it all together. I miss the days when you had a lot more options to make the car your own.
That is a beautiful car. I've never been a real fan of blue cars in general but, for T/A's it works for me. That color has a different name and it's likely a different color but it obviously ties back in to the 70-72 lucerne blue. Very nice car you have indeed.

I always thought if I bought a 70 T/A it would have a black interior. Now I have one that's got a blue interior and I can't really imagine having anything else. It's just right for that car. Likewise, I always thought theses cars had to have a console. Now I have one without a console and I love the look. No more consoles for me. Go figure.

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That is a beautiful car. I've never been a real fan of blue cars in general but, for T/A's it works for me. That color has a different name and it's likely a different color but it obviously ties back in to the 70-72 lucerne blue. Very nice car you have indeed.

I always thought if I bought a 70 T/A it would have a black interior. Now I have one that's got a blue interior and I can't really imagine having anything else. It's just right for that car. Likewise, I always thought theses cars had to have a console. Now I have one without a console and I love the look. No more consoles for me. Go figure.
Thank you for the kind words. Lucerne blue, Martinique blue for 78 and Vibrant blue for 81 are in the same family. Close but a shade or two different. I love them all. For me, the 2nd gen T/A body style in blue is a perfect match. I do like other colors as well.

A white 70 T/A with a blue interior is a good match. I think it compliments and works well with the blue stripes.

I recently saw a 74 T/A without a console... automatic with a column shift. Not too many of those around.

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