this one is one bright colorado!

[Guest Anonymous]

looks like the inside of a mango!

Is it supposed to be that bright? Slow in the shop

so painter is working on this project - will keep as

the shop taxi! .

Michael

70 02

[Guest Anonymous]

URL: http://www.vacmotorsports.com

That is bright, but I haven't seen to many "fresh" Colorado cars to

know. Either way it looks great!

[Guest Anonymous]

Colorado ROCKS. I hope my inspiration in Santa Cruz helped get this going.

ThePumpkin

'70 Colorado

[Guest Anonymous]

Depends on the lighting of course, but a freshly-waxed colorado car almost glows at times. Just waxed mine this week -- sadly, the painter did a great job of matching the old paint when he sprayed the lower portion (beltline down) a year ago. Only problem? The paint hadn't been polished out recently, so when I get a good shine on the top now, it's a different hue than the bottom! Sigh...

-Dave

Colorado '71

[Guest Anonymous]

It took a long time for us to research and get it correctly formulated. The main probelm with colorado is that most of the cars are so faded that a good example is hard to find. Colorado is a very strange color, it actually does take on different hues depending on the lighting. Enjoy.

[Guest Anonymous]

it all depends on the lighting, but like dlhoovler said, with fresh wax or wash it looks really nice a bright

[Guest Anonymous]

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[Guest Anonymous]

Original paint on the top, PO repaint on the side, My repaint of the rockers, and the failed clearcoat on the wing and hood.

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