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Did they paint 10 Malaga cars for every one


AndyS

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And here I sit with a Sahara car and a Fjord car that was originally Malaga (can only tell from in the tranny tunnel though). I'm thinking you're right, most of them are (especially roundies)

73 Sahara

76 S52 swap of dooooooooom

01 540i-6

90 Range Rover classic (because 02s just weren't masochistic enough)

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if i found the perfect car besides it being sahara, i'd probably keep looking for something else. just my opinion. but so many are sahara and malaga! my wife and i say "no 02s that look like my skin" and i say no aggie color. :D

sic 'em!

matt

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I agree, I think most everyone who has owned a 2002 owned a sahara or malaga car at one point.

I owned a '75 malaga for a few years as well. Nice car!

~Jason

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In the past: Verona H&B 1973 2002tii (2762913); Malaga 1975 2002; White 1975 2002

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I think it was regional-

Jenn's car started out as actual white (purple now)

and we also have a golf, an atlantik, and some version of dark green (never knew that that was called)

I've had one sahara, one malagagaga, 2 other atlantiks, another white,

that metallic lighter blue... and a couple others that I forget.

So no, around here, we got a bunch of different colors.

I wonder if it's just the type of personality that got those colors preserved them better?

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t

"I learn best through painful, expensive experience, so I feel like I've gotten my money's worth." MattL

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Over here it's Agave, I've got one as to two of my friends and I've seen 3 others between corvallis and eugene. I've seen/know of more agave's local to me than the rest of the colors combined...but I love the color and it's nice to have the best looking one :)

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In Socal in the 70's as I recall it was predominantly Chamonix, Sahara, Malaga, Fjord and perhaps Agave with a few Siennabraun. I have owned Chamonix, Malaga and now Manila. With coupes it is always Fjord and Polaris followed by Nachtblau and Malaga it seems.

HBChris

`73 3.0CS Chamonix, `69 2000 NK Atlantik

`70 2800 Polaris, `79 528i Chamonix

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I agree, I think most everyone who has owned a 2002 owned a sahara or malaga car at one point.

I owned a '75 malaga for a few years as well. Nice car!

~Jason

hmm...how long ago did you own it? my ex-malaga 75 was originally from your area...1990 ish.

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