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  1. 12-23-2010, 02:17 PM #11
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    Viper Green 225 . . .

    . . . aka Emerald Green 3838 in 70-'71 (?), aka Glasurit POR 225, various '72s and '73s . . .

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  2. 12-23-2010, 02:42 PM #12
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    Lime Green . . .

    . . . aka Chartruse/Chartreuse, 6767, aka POR 226 . . .

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    Signal Green 7878 . . .

    . . . POR 217, various . . .


    Also, here's a thread with a 25k mi original (!) --- v. crappy pictures, though . . .

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    Palm Green . . .

    . . . R526, on a '52 Glaser Cabriolet, and another '51, must be re-sprays --- original lacquer finishes would have perished decades ago . . .

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  5. 12-24-2010, 05:54 AM #15
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    Willow green 1972
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    Hey thanks Raj , thats my car and the paint is; VW Bus Sage green, 74-79, L63H.
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    Lots not forget the Irish , my first 914-6
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    Here was my 1989 G50 Coupe in Metallic Forest Green.
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    Wimbeldon Green

    Although not a longhood, hereby some pictures of 964 Speedster in Wimbeldon green. The car was ordered in this special, non Speedster standard color. This car is completly original and has covered not yet 51.000 km.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LongRanger View Post
    . . . aka Chartruse/Chartreuse, 6767, aka POR 226 . . .

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    Rick,
    I always thought that Lime green and Chartreuse were two different colors.. The Peter Morgan states that Lime green is code number 226 which you reference as chartreuse, but here two different photos of 1974 lime green cars. Lime green here looks to have a lot more green in it in 1974 than the lime green in your Chartreuse photos posted here. anyone else in the group have a 72/73 lime green that they can post photos of?
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