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05-26-2018, 01:18 AM
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Hood and functional shaker scoop are now on the car. The paint match was close but it is noticeable in certain light when you look straight on. I think it is partially due to the way the metallic laid down. The car was painted Code 26 Lucerne Blue in 1993, 25 years ago. When you stand by the tires and look across the hood, it matches the fenders. When you stand in front of the car and look toward the windshield, it is a big difference. But what the heck, I am looking to repaint the entire car in the next year or two anyway so this was just a stop gap so I wasn't driving around with a primer hood anymore. It sure is fun to watch that functional shaker door slam open when you hit the gas.
What do you think? Last edited by njsteve; 05-26-2018 at 01:31 AM. 
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05-29-2018, 03:45 AM
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Steve, I think you're crazy for complaining about having a car that nice. I would drive that car every day of my life if it were mine. 
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--Nick
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05-29-2018, 10:30 AM
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LOL No complaints here. I am actually enjoying this car more than my '73 SD455. I can do whatever I want with Gramma's car as it is a "blank canvas" and I'm not constrained like I am with an unrestored, survivor car.
My son and I drove it to the local cruise night on Saturday. Lotsa fun!
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