Butterscotch Newport...

[restoman]

I painted this old girl back in '97.
Then, it was an original paint, very low mile car. There was no paint code anywhere.
The closest match - almost a perfect match - was '70 or '71 Bahama Yellow.
I've still got the formula written in my log book.

it's been for sale for a while, and is still low miles. A really solid car, but a bit on the ugly side...

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars...rt/1095141540?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

 

[68R/T]

...... but a bit on the ugly side...

It looks like a great big caramel bar. :bwuhaha:

 

[Stretch]

WOW! I don't like that.

 

[71ChargerRT]

You vocalized my thoughts Stretch!

 

[Dr.Jass]

Jeez, guys. I think it's a really nice car...

...for someone else.

 

[restoman]

... But the paint job is fantastic!

 

[Not A Duster]

Yeah, well.......

 

[Dr.Jass]

... But the paint job is fantastic!

My Mom used to make a dish she said was "Hungarian goulash". We all hated it, and it was no secret. But I used to tell Mom, "I'm sure this is excellent Hungarian goulash to those who like such things, but I am not one of those people, so no matter how good it is, I'm not gonna like it."

I think the major downfall here is the white vinyl. I like L5 on musclecars, broken up with suitable areas of black. Throw the white into it, though, and the diaper references are a little too easy.