1975 fuel door decal
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From: Southern NJ
It is BLACK on a Mille Miglia Red (Like my original 1975 Convertible) White was used on the Dark Red (code 74)
Last edited by Red99Hardtop; Dec 31, 2014 at 06:33 PM. Reason: mispelling
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St. Jude Donor '13-'14
My original dark red (code 74) had the white label. A note in the NCRS judging guide states that "The white lettered label was used on the red body color in 1975." I thought it was interesting to note they did not mention any specific color, but did mention red, which I may be making the incorrect assumption that it pertains to both dark red (code 74) and Mille miglia red (code 76).
Is it original paint? Do you have a picture?
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From: Cincinnati Ohio
Hi Red,
My original dark red (code 74) had the white label. A note in the NCRS judging guide states that "The white lettered label was used on the red body color in 1975." I thought it was interesting to note they did not mention any specific color, but did mention red, which I may be making the incorrect assumption that it pertains to both dark red (code 74) and Mille miglia red (code 76).
Is it original paint? Do you have a picture?
My original dark red (code 74) had the white label. A note in the NCRS judging guide states that "The white lettered label was used on the red body color in 1975." I thought it was interesting to note they did not mention any specific color, but did mention red, which I may be making the incorrect assumption that it pertains to both dark red (code 74) and Mille miglia red (code 76).
Is it original paint? Do you have a picture?
Instructor
Joined: Aug 2002
Posts: 134
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From: Southern NJ
Hi Red,
My original dark red (code 74) had the white label. A note in the NCRS judging guide states that "The white lettered label was used on the red body color in 1975." I thought it was interesting to note they did not mention any specific color, but did mention red, which I may be making the incorrect assumption that it pertains to both dark red (code 74) and Mille miglia red (code 76).
Is it original paint? Do you have a picture?
My original dark red (code 74) had the white label. A note in the NCRS judging guide states that "The white lettered label was used on the red body color in 1975." I thought it was interesting to note they did not mention any specific color, but did mention red, which I may be making the incorrect assumption that it pertains to both dark red (code 74) and Mille miglia red (code 76).
Is it original paint? Do you have a picture?
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