"C3 blues" Need pics
Intermediate
Joined: May 2004
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From: Slingerlands ny
Originally Posted by LemansBlueStingray
another Lemans blue
I REALLY want a blue C3
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...53&forum_id=56
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Racer
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Indianapolis Indiana
Originally Posted by 70Donnybrooke
you could always try to find a green one, if that is what you like.
Your car is beautiful by the way.
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From: Raleigh NC
Here's another showing the different colors.
http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c3/rlh//008_6.jpg
It's a big pic, so I only posted the link.
Here you can see:
67 Marina Blue
72 Bryar Blue
72 Targa Blue
72 Targa Blue - again.
01' Navy Blue Metallic
http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c3/rlh//008_6.jpg
It's a big pic, so I only posted the link.
Here you can see:
67 Marina Blue
72 Bryar Blue
72 Targa Blue
72 Targa Blue - again.
01' Navy Blue Metallic
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2001
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From: May help you? You can sure as hell try!
'68 Lemans Blue....and unfortunately, some white in the background:
Incidentally, the paint formula for '68 Lemans Blue is slightly different than for '69...at least according to my DuPont dealer. The '69 LB is slightly darker, at least when I compare it to my buddy's '69 LB Camaro (also done in DuPont).
Incidentally, the paint formula for '68 Lemans Blue is slightly different than for '69...at least according to my DuPont dealer. The '69 LB is slightly darker, at least when I compare it to my buddy's '69 LB Camaro (also done in DuPont).
Pro
Joined: Apr 2005
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'70 Bridgehampton Blue
Here's my '70. It supposed to be Bridgehampton Blue, but after seeing an earlier post here, I'm not so sure now. I do know it was repainted in '88. It's only been driven about 4k miles since then, so I'm in the middle of resurrecting it for Springtime.
