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Originally posted by RRS1:
Okay, so it is a ford color. It's beautiful on the Pantera. I wonder how many were repainted. Too bad, the 70's definitely created some great colors. Now it's black, white, and 5 shades of gray.

OHH, that hits home! as I have been thinking of "5 shades of grey" for my rebuild color scheme.

BUT, when I saw this post I was immediately thinking that shade of blue would definately be more fun....decissions, decissions?

7/31/148:08 AM

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