1967 Bel Air L35 396, 4speed
 

Came across this and thought I would post it, in case anyone is interested. $42,500
http://www.classicridesandrods.net/i...tml?VID=362423




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Love it :)

Dan

Way cool!

Wow.

Love the look of the car. The ad with the link talks about the car being "unrestored" with one re-paint. I don't see much of anything unrestored on this car but it is a beauty!

Love the B90 window trim. Nice straight California car.

Oh yeah!!!

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I like it other than the B90, good thing we're all different!:burnout:
:beers:
~ Pete

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Say what ? you don't believe all that perfect paint under the hood is original ? :wink:
It is a dealer, so their definition of "unrestored" may differ from ours.



That and the front marker lights gives it enough extra eye candy to highlight the Tahoe Turquoise paint. I really like the Fawn interior too. Wish I could get some paint mixed to paint my '66 Chevelle the correct color.

What color do you need for your 66 Chevelle?

I have been trying to get R-M 66B84, Dark Fawn in a single stage for the interior. I had a 1/2 pint of PPG Omni mixed and gave it to a guy last spring to paint with, but I don't think he didn't used any flattener and it all appears to be too much gloss. I can see sand scratches thru the paint too, so it all needs to come back off. I have sent messages to R-M twice with no response about where to buy their paint. I have heard it is a better quality than the Omni.