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Too damn pretty to ruin by starting the engine up!
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Only wish I could see the pictures for some reason they don't open up! Is anyone else having that problem?
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I have had the color matched for my 71 TA using remaining color on filter adapter because i could not find it to buy. The person Steve at our local Car Quest Store did the match and has an outstanding repatriation for color match. The attachments show a W Pump I painted and the filter adapter together. The picture does not tell the whole story but believe me the match is dead on. I have included the formulas for a pint and a spray can.
Its different because of the amounts.Steve said it would be best to use Dupont paint or it might not match. Nick |
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Lighting and shadows makes it look like it might be a little off, but then again in other areas looks good. Also I am sure once it gets some heat cycles it'll change slightly. But looks good otherwise.
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1973 Formula 400 4 spd 04C build date Norwood assembly plant. |
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Great job! Thank you for posting all the info.
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69 GTO Judge, Liberty Blue/Parchment, RA3, 4-speed 69 GTO, Verdoro Green, Green, 400, 4-speed 69 Firebird 400, Starlight Black/Black, RA3, 4-speed, 611 RA Inlet |
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