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04-07-2010, 09:53 AM
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Re: Troy Thornton W-30 Ragtop at B-J Florida
Guys…boy wasn’t that a shame what they did to that 1971 W-30 ragtop? Was that car originally Palm green or Lime green? The original Lime green with a white top would have looked fantastic minus the spoiler! It’s sad to see such a rare car defaced. The 1968 442 ragtop was nice but would have looked better with period correct redlines. That is JMHO though!
RM 
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04-07-2010, 09:56 PM
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Re: Troy Thornton W-30 Ragtop at B-J Florida
RM. Sure the Lime GReen Poly would also show up on the "least favorite color" thread for someone too, but I absolutely agree that car in Lime Green Poly with the white top would be so unique.
Did I mention that I didn't like the wing on the rag tops..........? Sorry.
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04-07-2010, 11:28 PM
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Re: Troy Thornton W-30 Ragtop at B-J Florida
I got the GM canada data on that W30 ragtop years ago, I recall it being Palm Green.
Also Rick Debrule referred to the GM Canada docs and stated the car had all its original sheet metal,because convertibles were not driven much in the harsh Canadian winter. I will see if I can find the photos I had from 1995 and you will see how much original sheet metal was left, not much! Paul
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