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69 Galaxie/LTD fixer,missing engine,good condition otherwise. Another 69 Coronet and a 65 Coronet junker/parts car followed it. 69 Chevrolet Impala wagon i plan on do a Kingswood out of with the faux wood and hidden headlight grill. 1950 Lincoln/Mercury +a bit of Buick,i thought it was so cool i had to get it,was planning on get the 51 Mercury,but changed my mind. The fender skirts got to go,the rest is pretty nice custom touches.

Very nicely done.

Nice stance and will look phat with those rear tires.

The seller on ebay had a narrow selection so i could not find it. Maby i should ask to add to selection. Btw do you have any pictures of Fathom Green being used on a build? Yes i got one early this year,still very inexperienced on using,but learning.

Great site. Bookmark it. Thanks.

Yes 1970,said to be an R&R kit. I`m keeping that color chart,nice to look up later in case i was to stumble upon a 71 ish model of somthing.

Thanks. Speaking of 69 Town and Country,there is a guy in our town who has one of those with the 300 grill,it looks really good but i doubt it`s factory. He said this car was one of the most expensive cars on the 1969 line-up.

Thanks for the tip. I doubt i will be able to get that color over here on those rattle cans. I thought about Verdoro Green for Pontiac,seen on some 69 GTO`s,probably avaliable earlier and later as well. This i can get to ready for airbrush. Plan on this color for a 70 "Catalina" wagon.

Do you have code for this color Bill? I hope to find for use on a 70 hardtop.

This is looking awsome.

Looks awsome. The tank could maby be for the dry sump lubrication system?

I hope you are right

Original brochure for North America,

Thanks all for the input. I could try test it out on grey and white primer to see what happens. This color might work on GM as well.

It`s non of my business,but monster truck diorama,first thing that comes to mind is crushed cars

Something up this alley is what i hope it could be close to.

I prefer to look at real cars. I suspect it has a lot to do with how light hits the car how the color appear. This is refered to as lime gold. Here is a bunch of cars in this color. Maby the GT500 color is called somthing else? It appears a bit more light.

Thanks guys. If it looks like the picture in the first post it is perfect and i`m happy. This color might go well on the 67 GT500 Mustang,i belive it`s called Lime Gold.

This site has a lot of numbers on older cars.

Did you use Testors citrus yellow,and what primer?

That`s a beauty,excellent build.

Very nice,and a bargain at that price. Is nice you fixed the "dead cow in the trunk" stance.

Love everything about it,sweet looking Cuda.

Looks amazing.

Both looks great.