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You get less money here if the car is green.
In fact, new car manufacturers here do not make a true dark green color an option on cars anymore. They sit on the lot forever and they learn from their mistakes.
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You get less money here if the car is green.
In fact, new car manufacturers here do not make a true dark green color an option on cars anymore. They sit on the lot forever and they learn from their mistakes.
No, I mean both right and left front fenders.
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My first car, a 71 240Z was British racing green. I did paint it red, later on!
You get less money here if the car is green.
In fact, new car manufacturers here do not make a true dark green color an option on cars anymore. They sit on the lot forever and they learn from their mistakes.
Thats not all bad, when I bought my Tacoma, the dealer had two in green, leftovers, I got a great deal. The money I saved can go into after market parts.
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lol lol No aftermarket parts can make it look less green.
I didn’t say that foreign car makers had learned their lesson just yet but that goes to show that they are learning. lol lol
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That isn't any Cadillac Brougham that I know of. lol lol
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Gregg Axley
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I love them both Scotty.
Forest Green was the color I painted my Toyota.
It came off an anniversary Corvette I think, I don't know I got it out of a paint book.
James, the 70's was all about green, brown, yellow, and orange.
One of the first cars I remember as a kid, was our Nova.
Green with a white top, and dark green interior.
My brother had an orange 76 Camaro with white interior.
The neighbor 3 doors down had a Seville in yellow, while the next door neighbor had a Seville in green.
And the neighbor 4 doors down had a Crown Victoria...in brown.
70's.
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All of which likely had electrical problems and were reliable two weeks out of every month. lol lol
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I love them both Scotty.
Forest Green was the color I painted my Toyota.
It came off an anniversary Corvette I think, I don't know I got it out of a paint book.
James, the 70's was all about green, brown, yellow, and orange.
One of the first cars I remember as a kid, was our Nova.
Green with a white top, and dark green interior.
My brother had an orange 76 Camaro with white interior.
The neighbor 3 doors down had a Seville in yellow, while the next door neighbor had a Seville in green.
And the neighbor 4 doors down had a Crown Victoria...in brown.
70's.
Yes and that is yet another reason why the 70s sucked. That is another color you rarely see on cars anymore brown. I mean I understand why but you just don't see it even on imports who don't know any better about colors.
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special. :eusa_clap. I grew up in one of these... a few years later.
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Got the old '48 Plymouth Special Deluxe out yesterday evening and gave it a good wash job and a shine. Ready to do some driving this weekend.
Nice! I am guessing you got the problem with it fixed.
Nice! I am guessing you got the problem with it fixed.
Well, that's a story in itself.
I'd asked several folks about what may have been causing the noise. I got a couple good suggestions as what to do to help narrow down the possible source of the trouble. So, I take the old car out for a run and wait for the noise to start. I drive a couple miles and no noise. I drive a couple more miles and still no noise. Hell, I drive about 25 miles and still no noise. Whatever it was must have "fixed itself" some way. No matter what I do now, I can't get the thing to make that noise again.
I guess that's a good thing, right?
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That would be good if it was me.
It's good with me for now, although I'm glad I have AAA and a cell phone - just in case ...
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With the old Plymouth running good now, I took her out for a little ride to Lake James State Park. It was a great day for a ride and a great place to just sit back and enjoy the view.
Looks like you had a wonderful time.
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