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At least you would have no problem picking your car out in a parking lot with that paint colour.
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I've got the nickname for that car: LIMEY!
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Ouch!....My eyes!
I prefer the color of the other JH in the backround...even that tractor on the left is a better color.
To each his own, I guess.
I prefer the color of the other JH in the backround...even that tractor on the left is a better color.
To each his own, I guess.
I rather like the color.
Never before seen a J-H with bumpers like that; much more integrated than what one usually sees. I guess they went over to the "dock bumpers" for 1974?
If the ran ran, the seller would have benefitted from driving to someplace else, not on dead grass with junk cars in the background, for the photo shot. Cleaning up the interior, even a bit, one would think would improve the bidding.
Never before seen a J-H with bumpers like that; much more integrated than what one usually sees. I guess they went over to the "dock bumpers" for 1974?
If the ran ran, the seller would have benefitted from driving to someplace else, not on dead grass with junk cars in the background, for the photo shot. Cleaning up the interior, even a bit, one would think would improve the bidding.
Funny thing is that everyone seems to hate this color, but if it was a 'Cuda, it would be "Sublime" and be worth 20% more than if it was white.
This is also a very popular color for Italian cars, and I happen to love a local Lamborghini Miura in this Pistachio Verde color.
But I do admit, it is not a good color for this specific car.
This is also a very popular color for Italian cars, and I happen to love a local Lamborghini Miura in this Pistachio Verde color.
But I do admit, it is not a good color for this specific car.
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Walter..."At least you would have no problem picking your car out in a parking lot with that paint colour." Only thing I can add to your statement is... AT NIGHT!!!
That is the most retro ugly colour imaginable.
That is the most retro ugly colour imaginable.