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Dana Mecum thinks so. He has been trying to sell his Carolina Blue 1969 Z28 for WAY more than market value
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We had a 1973 Corvette from Hory Chevrolet painted black and documented on the build sheet that way. That added value.
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Nugget Gold and the three other extra-cost colors for Olds A-bodies are just that – extra-cost. They are not "non-production."
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Don't quote me on this, but I'm relatively sure there are instances when these 4 colors received the proper color code. Certainly it's an example how Oldsmobile was a unique company, just like all of GM's decentralized brands, and they each operated a little differently. But I don't have the answer to this, so it's just speculation. |
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A - - 1969 Camaro will certainly be more valuable if the car was Tuxedo Black.
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Especially if it was documented as leaving the Factory Black.
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I think you hit the nail on the head. Documentation or clear evidence of the original special paint color, and being a desirable color, would make the vehicle unique and more valuable.
I don't agree that the - - is simply a license to paint the car any color and represent it as a rare special paint car.
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