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Is that as relatively light a green as it looks on my monitor? I'm thinking that it might be Shoal Green, which I think is a pretty rare color on TR3s. What vintage is yours?
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That must be a very early TR3 because that is the color of Ice Blue. The color was supposidly discontinued at around TS1200 but Piggott states in his "Triumph by name - Triumph by nature" that there are several Heritage certificates that lists Ice Blue as the original color well into the TR3s.
Lou Metelko
Auburn, Indiana
54 TR2LD Ice Blue / Geranium
Lou Metelko
Auburn, Indiana
54 TR2LD Ice Blue / Geranium
I called the color baby blue. Perhaps the color is lighter when photographed. The fender is off a 1958 TS 27000 something. I bought the car in 1975 for parts and wished I had got around to using them earlier because I had to make some patch panels. The car had an ivory frame and a baby blue body. How could a redneck macho man buy something like that new? Oh the cool colors of the fifties
