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So, saw car last week. As these pics show it looks like there is a yellow ‘ flat gold primer rather than colour. Ignore the brighter yellow that’s the tape we are using to mask off!

all evidence is pointing to the Maserati De Tomaso red we found! And I agree with Dick, they do look good in red! Red it is

Although the yellow primer they used did give us a glimpse of a Giallo Fly potential!

thanks for all your help

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