Reply to "72' Grabber Blue paint code"

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This paint color is more weird by the day. V406 by the chart is this color, and it does mix that way. However, there are hardly any cars shown with this shade. 95% of them are Grabber blue, and they look to be stock. Surely all those cars weren't changed from V406 to Grabber blue. Working the car down to bare metal, and all areas where factory paint would be present show Grabber blue. BUT the engine deck lid shows the V406 darker blue. What was the factory doing?!

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