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Old 03-04-2011, 12:31 PM
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I agree w/the little lady on this one. All I would do is add some tasteful thin-line pinstriping and leave well enough alone. But I do understand you wanting to get your equity back before the debt ages too much...
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Old 03-04-2011, 02:45 PM
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I agree w/the little lady on this one. All I would do is add some tasteful thin-line pinstriping and leave well enough alone. But I do understand you wanting to get your equity back before the debt ages too much...
Yeah, that is for sure. I like the color it is now and have enough left to repaint it, but I think I will like the Claret Red Pearl even better. I did redo the steering on the car and have to patch where the draglink came through the body any way and there is no good place to break the paint short of repainting the whole side. BTW I put in a tilt column going through the firewall and mounted the steering box on the inside of the frame rail between the radiator and the engine. It drives better with the draglink crosswise for some reason also. Bron (my bodyshop buddy) just called back and said the paint is $35.60 a qt. so I can afford to buy the paint. We are just trading labor. He has $3,100.oo in the 454 with me providing free labor to build it.
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paint with pearl sells candy additives,pearls and metalflakes....at very good prices.
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If we are talk'n Yellows

The factory code 72 GM light yellow on my C10 is IMO one very good hotrod hue, real deep base in low light, takes on some greenish tones cause of the blue in it,,,gotta see it.

I kind of like that Irish Orange too,,,
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Thanks for the reminder. I had looked at that website last year but had since forgotten about it. Maybe just a little more pearl to really make the Cabernet Red Pearl really jump ? I'll have to talk to my painter and see what he thinks . He was talking at one time about going with a cameleon paint job , but I think it's time may have already past . I think the cam' was more of a novelty, that I really don't care that much for the look of anymore . JMO
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Old 03-05-2011, 08:03 AM
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The factory code 72 GM light yellow on my C10 is IMO one very good hotrod hue, real deep base in low light, takes on some greenish tones cause of the blue in it,,,gotta see it.

I kind of like that Irish Orange too,,,
My wife actually likes the Mustang yellow that looks like french's mustard to me . LOL . Personally I think that if a person goes with yellow , it would have to be ALL yellow . Frame, eng, etc. Otherwise....yuck .....JMO
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