<VV> Speaking of less-common interior color

[Kent Sullivan]

Mark, will be great to see your '67 4-door again... 

Yes, that '63 convertible you mentioned is owned by a good friend of mine,
Clyde Rutherford. Clyde had a Corvair--same year, model, color scheme--right
when he got out of high school. Kids came along so the car went. About 15
years ago he started looking around for one just like what he had "back
when" and found one, which is pretty amazing considering the color combo was
one year only and he wanted a Spyder 'vert too.

Restoring the car was quite a project and he did all of the work himself.

--Kent
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Subject: Re: <VV> Speaking of less-common interior color

How about a double tutone 4door? The '65 Monza 4door was available with
white/aqua interior and either a Ermine White/Artesian Turquoise OR Tahitian
Turquoise/Artesian Turquoise lower/upper on the outside? Anyone know where
one is?

BTW My '67 Monza 4door has Sierra Fawn/Capri Cream w/gold interior. I'm
planning on having it at the convention for the SCG event.

One of my favorite combos is a '63 Cordavan Brown convert with saddle
interior and beige top. There was one at the Portland convention last year.

-Mark

mhicks130 at cox.net wrote:
> 
> >---------
> What are some other people's favorites?
> 
> Mine is probably Aztec Bronze with Fawn (code 702) interior.
> >---------
> 
> Ooooohhhh.  I LOOVVVE that combination, that's probably my favorite.  It's
really gorgeous.  The white/aqua is pretty nice too though.  I know, one of
each!!
> 
> mike
>

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