What's the best color?
You must remember that the more conservative colors look best on the Oldsmobile because when they were new that's what they were painted. The people buying them had more income and a more reserved taste in colors. If you wanted a fast car and were young you bought a Chevy. Alot of Olds and Buick buyers went to the showroom with their Dad and he kind of dictated what went down. Hence not alot of 4 speeds in comparison to the cheaper Chevys. This goes for the colors too. Oldsmobiles look the best in golds and silvers and such IMO. Does anyone know what I mean?
If all you want to do is a quickie sale to someone who could not care less about authenticity, yeah, red is the way to go though I personally think they look trashy in red. Then again I've never seen many cars I thought truly looked good in red.
If you want to sell the car to someone who cares about such things (meaning will spend $$ to get it), the best color is whatever the data plate paint code is.
If you want to sell the car to someone who cares about such things (meaning will spend $$ to get it), the best color is whatever the data plate paint code is.
Thanks son, that was the color of my 1971 Cutlass for the rest of you all.

Red would be an easier job for the painter since it is the original color. Missed spots on door jambs and under trunk lids won't show up so much.
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