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I looked at that car when I was researching colors for my car - I really like it.

In early 1971, a beige metallic V503 was available for panteras. I know for sure that cars actually came in that color, as my car had it underneath. The color is still available from PPG - I had it test sprayed recently.

The color in the picture is the original V503 beige metallic on one of my headlight buckets as it appeared underneath several layers of paint.

Kristian

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