1967 Bel Air L35 396, 4speed

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by R68GTO

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!

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

Originally Posted by L72Biscayne

Love the B90 window trim. Nice straight California car.

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.

[L72Biscayne]

Originally Posted by Too Many Projects

Say what ? you don't believe all that perfect paint under the hood is original ?
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?

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Originally Posted by L72Biscayne

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.