1970 Oldsmobile 442 W-30
#1
#6
#7
The color of the jamb appears to be the same as the outside of the door you can see near his hand (the window tint makes the rest of the door, side mirror and front fender look bluer). Which is good, because what moron would change the color of such a momentous car without cutting in the jambs to match.
But yeah, baby blue is not my favorite either.
But yeah, baby blue is not my favorite either.
#12
Its been repainted. The side stripes are not quite right and no pin striping on the deck lid. The wheels came from the factory with Argent color, not "Baby Blue". Dash looks like the dash from an A/C car and no A/C compressor in the engine bay. I think someone who watches B-J or Mecum Auctions priced it at 60,000.
.....Just my two cents worth.
.....Just my two cents worth.
#14
The color of the jamb appears to be the same as the outside of the door you can see near his hand (the window tint makes the rest of the door, side mirror and front fender look bluer). Which is good, because what moron would change the color of such a momentous car without cutting in the jambs to match.
But yeah, baby blue is not my favorite either.
But yeah, baby blue is not my favorite either.
Agree the jam matches the end of door, but both are white on my monitor. The top of the front fender not viewed through the tinted window is baby blue. I think our "moron" just shot the car with the doors shut.
tc
#16
#18
There's nothing "wrong" with the dash......it's a correct NON-AC dash/vent setup. Nothing to see there.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post