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Or can someone tell me the color code?
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Is this an original color from 1966?
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azblackhemi
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Looks like one of those golds. Not sure which one without the color code.
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hm...maybe. looks like moss gold or dusty gold.
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A picture of your fender tag would help a lot to determine the color of your car.
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It's beautiful EXCEPT the wheels.
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WTF is the attraction of putting on wheels like that on a beautiful classic car.
And the answer is not, " because they are cool looking and I like them".
Give me a valid reason.
And the answer is not, " because they are cool looking and I like them".
Give me a valid reason.
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No no, that's not what I typed!Sorry but I can't accept those wheels.
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Same as an 8" lift on a pickup truck. It says " look at me" to a narrow demographic, with no concern for performance or drive ability.
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STOP!!!!!
It is not my car!!! I'm just interested in the color! Think it is the color I want for my 300... Ok?
Could be zz-1?
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It is not my car!!! I'm just interested in the color! Think it is the color I want for my 300... Ok?
Could be zz-1?
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Sorry. . . But I think I have old-timer's disease. . .
I think this is an original color. My guess is any of the four between Spice Gold and Dust Gold on the paint chip card azblackhemi posted above. Did you see this one somewhere or is this just a pic from the web?
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There isn't nor will you ever hear of a valid reason. One of the worst trends in the classic car hobby to date.
I think is is either spice gold or dusty gold. I personally would buy the smallest quantity of paint you can get and shoot it on preferably on some sheet metal, clear it and then buff it out.
Only then will you get a good representation of the actual color if you end up not liking the color you start over. Good luck.
BTW the wheels suck.
Only then will you get a good representation of the actual color if you end up not liking the color you start over. Good luck.
BTW the wheels suck.
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I think is is either spice gold or dusty gold. I personally would buy the smallest quantity of paint you can get and shoot it on preferably on some sheet metal, clear it and then buff it out.
Only then will you get a good representation of the actual color if you end up not liking the color you start over. Good luck.
BTW the wheels suck.
Mike:
I betcha that color is the same as the color on your car.
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Because it's America, and Because he/they can!!!!
300rag
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Isn't Goldie saddle bronze?
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I found some pics and a vid on youtube..
Funny that the rims trigger such a discussion ... Ok. Will look once where I get the color here in Germany..need water base color....don't know..maybe dupont
Funny that the rims trigger such a discussion ... Ok. Will look once where I get the color here in Germany..need water base color....don't know..maybe dupont
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I think is is either spice gold or dusty gold. I personally would buy the smallest quantity of paint you can get and shoot it on preferably on some sheet metal, clear it and then buff it out.
Only then will you get a good representation of the actual color if you end up not liking the color you start over. Good luck.
BTW the wheels suck.
think that's the deal...will do it like you wrote it.
And yes...the wheels suck
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