Reply to "What was the Mangusta Red that was used?"

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Thanks guys, much appreciated, the car has been bare metalled (paint on their my guy says is modern) once before and they did a proper job by looks of it as can't seem (yet) to find various versions or red or another colour..

Looks like they removed spine and door brackets when they repainted. Screen is coming out soon to rectify some sketchy wiring so we may be able to see behind screen rubber or elsewhere.

It's interesting as it shares a garage with a 69 Alfa Duetto in Alfa Red (that car had its originally Duco paint sticker) and they are virtually identical in shade. Existing Mangusta colour is definitely not the orangey.

12/15/213:15 AM

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