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I think I'm set on a color. I know...  BMW Macadamia brown metallic.
First two pics are my rendering with the modified color I worked out. To me it's very very close to this BMW color. I love it. I actually saw one in a parking lot today, and from every angle, shade and sun it looked great. I added a few pics of this color on different vehicles to the bottom.
I know brown is not a popular color, but I love it. And I plan on keeping this car forever, hopefully I can stick to that. Thanks for all the suggestions and pm's, you guys have been great. |
Everyone said the same when we painted my dad’s 57 Brown. Now everyone loves it.
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No updated pics yet, but I've heard through the grapevine that Jim has the bodywork done and is on his third round of blocking. He'll wait until the weather warms up a bit, but should be ready to spray color in 3-4 months. 
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2026 the year the Chevelle steals the show. Who's doing the interior?
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2026 the year the Chevelle steals the show. Who's doing the interior?
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Thanks Jacob. Mostly TMI; seats, dash pad, and door panels.
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Slick & nice gaps!
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The interior and body work look great. Wish I was that far along.
Hope to see more updates on this one.
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