Sunday, March 24, 2024

That color! Never would have chosen it, but now I'm sold.

 


15 comments:

  1. My favorite version of the GOAT

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  2. That color, to me, is baby poop brown. Really kinda gross.

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  3. What's it's supposed to be - champagne?

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  4. Hurst GTO Gold. I painted my '67 BSA Lightning that color.

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  5. makes today's cars look like crap!

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  6. More traditional Cragar five spokes needed for me… those wheels just don’t do it for me.

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  7. Agree with the comments on the wheels; the Chip Foose influence doesn't work on that era.

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  8. Funny. I didn't even notice the wheels. I was fixated on the beautiful automobile.

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  9. When I was a kid the Army Master Sargent that lived down the street had a 68 Aqua-marine GTO convertible with the Centerline spokes. The Centerline spokes didn't have the goofy tabs for correct lugnut fitment. His GTO had the retractable headlight covers and all the options. He kept it for 2 years and traded it for a Plymouth Superbird.

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  10. We had the 66 Bonneville in that gold color. It was an all day job to wash, wax, and then polish all that chrome.

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  11. Had a hard top just like that; alas, it had a straight 6 under the hood.
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  12. Basis for the Monkeemobile?

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  13. Had a 65 that color. No one knew the true color. Silver was the most common mis name. Was a fast buggy.

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