Rogue that car looks awesome. One of my favorites on here for sure. When you going to dish the skinny on the specs for all of us? :wow:

now thats PRO-touring right there... :hail:

Heres mine, I think its called Ivy Gold. I like it because its different. Not many people have gold cars...

http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...0/IMG_2146.jpg

OHC I've been following your build for a long while. I think it's great that you have stayed with the OHC motor. I am leaning towards a more "caramel" gold and, so far, the 71 Vette War Bonnet Yellow is in the lead...Rogue- Neat car you've got there. Exactly what my existing paint is (Olympic Gold)...but looking for a change.

These are two awesome colors... '71 Cadillac stuff...

http://oldcarbrochures.com/gallery/m...serialNumber=2

Rob, just go to the paint store and show them your gold chain and tell them to match it...the chicks will dig the color!!! :lol: :thumbsup:

I used factory '67 Chevy colors on mine. Both the gold and the cream are stock for the car- just laid out differently.

The gold looks like the other late '60s-era GM gold colors shown on the thread- go figure! LOL!

Mine was called 'Harvest Gold' I think.

~SP~

Hey Tony, <begin thick NY accent> ....Even tho I'm originally from New Yawk, freakin, born an raised on Lawn Guylan' even, I don' wear no gold chains, an what not...and I never even owned no IROC...<end thick NY accent>:D

Scott I've seen your 67 around, one of my favorite wagons. Great looking combo and the color break makes the car look even longer/lower...I like the super-stock style headlight deal...righteous. -Rob

Kevin thanks for reminding me about the Caddy colors, I will have to look into some of those as well. My mom always had Caddys, one in particular that was my favorite was her 67 Coupe DeVille, silver on black, with leather interior. in the days before products like ArmorAll came along, she used to clean/polish all the leather with furniture polish (!) and man, as a little kid, riding in the back, I had to hang onto the seat hump/middle armrest thing for dear life when she would toss that big boat around corners (mom had a heavy foot). (Seatbelts??)

I remember one time I fell asleep back there on a long trip and on the exit ramp from the expressway, with the seat hump/middle armrest thing up, I slid across and whacked my head on the armrest so hard that the ashtray insert popped out.

That is frickin' funny! My dad used to buy used Caddies when I was a kid, so I know exactly what you're talking about! I used to slide around in the back of a '65, '67, and a '73... no child seats, just an acre of heavily padded vinyl and paisley print cloth!