What color is this?

[Seattle Sam]

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Throw a TPS report together and see what they say.

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Better not forget that new cover sheet!

[JChlupsa]

Butternut Yellow is a low production color at 0.8% but Champaqne still beats it out for lowest at 0.5%

Car might be worth saving just because of the color combo itself along with it being a X66 car. Would think that would make it even more rare. I have only seen one other Butternut Yellow 69 and that was a standard Coupe.
http://www.camaros.org/exterior.shtml#ColorPercentages

[tom406]

Here's a neat example of a "69 SS code 40 car - a four speed, white houndstooth fully documented car to boot! This is a month gone ebay auction, hopefully the pics will stay hosted for a little while.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayIS...A%3AIT&rd=1

TOM

[djunod]

Why is the owners name tape not in reverse?

[djunod]

Any response here? Is that the way it was in '69?

[drdave69]

I am not an expert on POPs but I thought that a "dymo" type tape tool was used to create the labels. The few POPs that I have seen all had the owner's info listed like this one.

Also, why is Butternut Yellow referred to as a "special order" paint? It is a stock color (40).

[Hotrodpaul]

1) Bad paint and stripe job.

2) VIN's don't match on the doc's. Some ending in "46" others "96" The POP shows "46", the Ebay ad and delivery sheet "96".

3) Who is the girl?

Paul

[djunod]

Mine is backwards... it seems the only way to do it, because it is an imprint card.

[MosportGreen66]

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Throw a TPS report together and see what they say.

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Better not forget that new cover sheet!

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Don't forget your pieces of flair!

[DarrenX33]

Ok Sam wears the flair. Dan grab the red stapler. We're all set!