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12-24-2004, 08:20 PM
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Re: Code 40 Butternut Yellow Z/28 Pictures. Real ?
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A number of years ago, I remember a magazine (Super Chevy?) running a feature on a nice survivor '69 Z in unusual colors. I'm pretty sure it was Butternut Yellow with dark green standard interior. [/ QUOTE ] True statement. I have that issue (mid 80s) and I'll dig it out later today and scan/post it here unless someone beats me to it. The article refers to the car as being rare because of its BY paint. 
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12-25-2004, 04:15 AM
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Re: Code 40 Butternut Yellow Z/28 Pictures. Real ?
Cool... I KNEW i remembered it...glad someone else does too. I'm curious to know when the issue was out, as I bet I was only about 10 or 12 years old when i read it and knew it was BS. I might have to go start rooting through old magazines and see if i still might have it... I'm not known to throw too much out, so its probably in a box somewhere...Wish I could remember what the cover looked like, would make my search alot easier.
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12-25-2004, 07:43 AM
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Re: Code 40 Butternut Yellow Z/28 Pictures. Real ?
Here it is, the January '87 Super Chevy with the '69 BY Z. Crossram, heater/radio delete, green interior and owned at that time by Carl Dwiggins of Conover, NC. Looks like black stripes.
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