72 Corvette
The following 3 users liked this post by Carl 72:
#2
Drifting
What a beautiful car. But as the boys on this forum are prone to say, I may be biased.
Where in Ohio are you located?
Where in Ohio are you located?
Last edited by BarryB72; 01-04-2019 at 09:36 PM.
#3
Le Mans Master
What a beautiful ride. Well done.
#4
Melting Slicks
Beautiful color!
A brand new 1972 Ontario Orange was the very first Vette I ever drove. I was a car jockey at a Chevy dealership and when I brought that car up front I found out it was given to one of my HS classmates as a HS graduation gift from his Dad. It was his first car too.
A brand new 1972 Ontario Orange was the very first Vette I ever drove. I was a car jockey at a Chevy dealership and when I brought that car up front I found out it was given to one of my HS classmates as a HS graduation gift from his Dad. It was his first car too.
#5
Race Director
Well it may have took 5 years but the results speak for themselves. Absolutely gorgeous. I too love the color.
#7
Burning Brakes
Man that is such a gorgeous colour!!!!! Love it!!!!
The following users liked this post:
Bills17n72 (01-05-2019)
#11
Dr. Detroit
Member Since: Mar 2012
Location: New Braunfels Texas
Posts: 9,963
Received 3,892 Likes
on
2,564 Posts
Beautiful color........my second fave next to Mille Miglia.......
People crack me up when discussing 72's sometimes as some try to make them out to be a low performance car.......they were almost identical to a 70'-71'....and damn near run right next to them regardless of what the power rating said. To me....ALL of the stock small blocks back then were not rocket ships......high compression or not.
Anyway.....my 72'
Jebby
People crack me up when discussing 72's sometimes as some try to make them out to be a low performance car.......they were almost identical to a 70'-71'....and damn near run right next to them regardless of what the power rating said. To me....ALL of the stock small blocks back then were not rocket ships......high compression or not.
Anyway.....my 72'
Jebby
Last edited by Jebbysan; 01-05-2019 at 12:17 PM.
#15
Melting Slicks
Looks Super!!!
Looks great!!!
Question for you, I have a 72 Bryar Blue all stripped and ready for epoxy primer/build primer next and then PPG base/clear. PPG rep here told me that PPG does not mix that original Bryar Blue paint code anymore, but has another color number which is supposed to be identical. What brand paint did you use and code? Yours looks like I think Bryar Blue is supposed to look, but Bryar Blue (or blue/green or teal blue) can look different in different lights, I think.
Question for you, I have a 72 Bryar Blue all stripped and ready for epoxy primer/build primer next and then PPG base/clear. PPG rep here told me that PPG does not mix that original Bryar Blue paint code anymore, but has another color number which is supposed to be identical. What brand paint did you use and code? Yours looks like I think Bryar Blue is supposed to look, but Bryar Blue (or blue/green or teal blue) can look different in different lights, I think.
#16
Just another Corvette guy
Bryar Blue, best color ever on a C3>
#17
Team Owner
Some would disagree. But your car is beautiful and represents 5 years of quality work! Bryar Blue does have some green in it. Bridgehampton Blue (darker blue 70-71) does have just a touch of green in it. Whoever was responsible for Corvette paint colors in that era had a 'thing' for a tinge of green in other colors: War Bonnet Yellow, Bridgehampton Blue, Steel Cities Gray all had that slight greenish tinge that was most noticeable with highlights of setting sun.
#18
Advanced
Thread Starter
thanks every body hope to finish and have ready for first spring car show , barry from southern ohio down on the river ,and 20 mercury paint was martin senour gm code wa4283