Reply to "Pantera #2321 - Seafoam Lime Green"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

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Originally posted by BHarding:
I am in the process of resurrecting 2321 and have brought it back to the original Seafoam (lime green). I know this is controversial but it looks great if I say so myself. Does anyone know the number of vehicles painted in this color?

I am not sure that "seafoam" was used to describe the original Lime Green color, but my car and Mike Dailey's (as I recall) were originally Lime. Mine is 1826 and his is 1887.

My car is now white, but here's what was under my engine bay undercoating.

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