Help, I want to paint my 1970, you guys know it, just not sure what color? Original...? Any ideas, I was thinking Brandywine kandy, its hard when you inside is a "greeny/Gold. Thanks Bill
Help, I want to paint my 1970, you guys know it, just not sure what color? Original...? Any ideas, I was thinking Brandywine kandy, its hard when you inside is a "greeny/Gold. Thanks Bill
Brandywine kandy won't impress those wanting to buy the car, later, as a rare 1970 Are you keeping it now?
Hey guys, thanks for the input. I just got the full Gm history package on the car. Really interesting stuff, they make alot of reference to laurentians. They also spend a lot of time talking of 4 doors......... You guys are great thanks again for the input. I am at this point keeping the car, just don't have the heart to let it go! I am painting it, not sure what....?
I was on my way up to Gravenhurst, highway 169 off of 7 west. About 1/2 way to gravenhurst there was a Pontiac 2+2 for sale, looked pretty good, 69 or 70, just wanted to let people know. Bill
-- Edited by strato70 on Tuesday 14th of December 2010 10:59:21 AM
3145, still trying to decipher the jiberish, there are about 40 pages, alot "blacked out", engineering stuff, I am trying to get the info on 2 doors and 4 doors made, bathroom reading.....
-- Edited by strato70 on Tuesday 14th of December 2010 11:34:32 AM
Here's a suggestion, (My rule of thumb). If you're fixing the car to sell it, in the near future, keep it original, what ever the colour. If you're fixing the car to keep it, your choice, no one has to like the colour but you! Good Luck. Dan
My 69 gto was limelight green metallic, After the re-spray with base clear, it really popped! Too many cars are done in "re-sale red". If the car was a red car, fine. Just too many out there. Go original I vote.
won't impress those wanting to buy the car, later, as a rare 1970 Are you keeping it now?
1956 Pontiac Pathfinder 2dr sedan, 496 - dyno'd 545 hp, stick shift, 4.11 posi - Hot Rod