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  1. 05-20-2009, 02:29 AM #1
    John Fusco
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    Show your color(s) thread

    Saw this car ('68) at the track the other day.

    6837 - Kaffeebraun

    Didn't actually see the tag so I stand to be corrected.
    What a great color - hadn't seen it before.
    As I was about to post these I thought it would be good to have one place to see pics of what the colors actually look like on the cars in different lights.
    Maybe a shot of the paint plate with the surrounding color.

    Would post mine to start but [Dodge] Viper Red was not an original '67 color.
    Someone else will have to post Aga Blue.

    So here's the pretty coffee colored car Sarah - Queen of the Skidpad - was driving to get it started.
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    In the States it was called Cocoa Brown John...

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    Another '68 (912) in 6808 Burgandy Red. Looks a little darker in this twilight photo.
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  4. 05-20-2009, 10:26 AM #4
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    Tasty either way Chuck.
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    This is a special order color for 1967 called Medium Ivory. I sprayed three coats of base-coat and three coats of clear. Much more Ivory than Light Ivory also for 1967.
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    1967 - Aga Blue 6608

    I do have some of Aga blue.
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    John I recongize the 67S from an event at LRP... the one with the steelies is very very nice !
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