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No kidding that's cool
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#12
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That does look like Omaha Orange to me,that has faded over time.
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#13
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What about those mustardy yellows that were appearing in exotics around that time, and later mimicked by Mopar (EL1 Bahama Yellow), Ford (Yellow Gold), and prob a few others?
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Yes I did, and that is still my opinion.
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Neat NEAT car! I would try to preserve the original paint in the jambs if you repaint the car.
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Here's the Dana Z. You can see the Omaha orange (lighter color) underneath the repaint. Looks more orange to me...
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#18
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Very cool color for sure on a Z/28, the 519 code in book says Dark Yellow, but I thought it was referred or called Competition Orange on cars and Road Commission Orange on trucks...I think the Omaha Orange was code 516 the darker orange?
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I may be able to save the jambs. Its a very straight car and very solid.
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