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  1. 01-18-2004, 05:50 PM #31
    BHerrmann
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    The Gamble house has always been my idea of perfect design.
    The Green brothers eventually got tired of working together and Charles Sumner Green moved here to Carmel and designed homes that are fantastic. Really beautiful homes. I've always loved the arts and crafts style and have a house full of Stickley furniture, just not the Green and Green house to go with it.

    Paul, I've been looking for a photo of my old Irish green 73S to show you and had to settle for this poor photo. I just never took any good photos of that car. As soon as I bought the car I was hounded by potential buyers until I finally gave in. It was close to yours in condition (black interior though). I miss that one everyday. Keep yours, there are no replacements.

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  2. 01-18-2004, 06:30 PM #32
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    How about an Irish Green RS?

    Here's a picture that I got about three years ago from the seller of RS #718. The car was pretty original, except for a repaint in Irish Green.
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