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  1. 11-29-2018, 01:53 PM #30
    RTincher
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    Emerald Green 1973 E

    Here's a few pictures of my original paint 1973 E in Emerald (Viper) Green #225 that I've owned since 1997. As with all these cars, the paint looks very different in various light conditions.

    Gotta love that Conda Green S - mine is clean but that car is antiseptic. I've always wondered how Conda and Emerald (Viper) differ, but have never seen them together in person.

    Best,

    Bob
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    1973 911E - Viper Green
    1973 911T - Light Ivory, becoming Glacier Blue RS
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