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1969 396/375 camaro on ebay

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Re: 1969 396/375 camaro on ebay

Never said there was. TXSS/Rick said "ouch" in describing his triple-green LS5. A friend of mine has a '66 L72 coupe that's an original Mosport Green car. He wanted to change it and my opinion was that he leave it MG. TXSS/Rick also implied he had trouble selling his LS6 because it was green. Wasn't there a green/green COPO Camaro that didn't sell at B-J 2004? Maybe it did sell but for less than a popular-color COPO would have? As I said, green's fine, triple-green is tougher to sell. Place a Rallye Green '69 Z in front of me (and money in my wallet) and it's a done-deal. Same goes for a MG '66 Vette, a LS5/M22 Chevelle (with black interior and no vinyl top). Green is fine, triple-green is tougher to sell.

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