<VV> Unusual interior combinations

[Kent Sullivan]

On the topic of rare color combinations, perhaps it would be news to some
that '66 Canadian 'vairs had three colors available that U.S. 'vairs did
not:

Blue Charcoal
Cypress Green (was available in U.S. in '65)
Plum Mist metallic

Details are here, on a page that I helped Gary Aube prepare:

http://www.corvaircorsa.com/pntcan66.html

I'd love to see a Canadian 'vair in Blue Charcoal or Plum Mist. I think Joel
Rushworth's car was originally one of those two colors, long ago. These
colors were used on other GM Canada lines.

--Kent
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Subject: Re: <VV> Unusual interior combinations

What Craig doesn't mention is that his '67 (at the bottom of his post) is a
Monza 4door, and that the reason it's a COPO is because, while that combo
was available on the 500, it wasn't listed for the Monza. There were only
two tutone combos listed for the Monza, and neither had blue in them.

-Mark

NicolCS at aol.com wrote:
> 
> I've never seen the Aztec/Fawn combo - it sounds neat.  I really like 
> the white/turquiose combo in an Artesian or Tahatian Turqoise car - 
> the outside really ties in well.  Black/White in a Black LM coupe is 
> really classy too.  One that I don't think GM ever made but I put 
> together once was white/fawn in a Sierra Tan (gold) '65.  White seats 
> and door panels Fawn metal and carpet in a '65 A/C sedan with Tele and 
> AM/FM.  I sold it to someone in Riverside county, CA, so it might still be
around.
> Craig Nicol
> 65 Evening Orchid Corsa vert with white/black
> 66 Regal Red coupe with red, black Recaro seats with red inserts, 
> matching rear seat)
> 67 Mist Blue/White (copo two-tone) with bright blue

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