Re: IML: Free Opinions Here!

[Mark and Theresa Elliott <deadfishe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks to all who offered opinions.  I like the combination of dark green 
with the tan interior (I have a 98 Sebring convertible in approximately 
those colors).  I hadn't considered that combination, but I am now thinking 
about it (though, I don't know if I want to cars of those colors).  Does 
anyone out there have a 64-66 (I would even consider a few years earlier or 
later) in this color combination that would be willing to send me some 
pictures?

My wife is partial to the original color.  I don't mind that color, but as 
long as I have to repaint (the car definitely needs a repaint, along with 
many other things), I would like to make it a car that I would have been 
likely to have purchased new.  I probably wouldn't have chosen dune 
beige.  Shortly after I got the car, noticed some paint flaking off one of 
the rear doors.  Under the white paint, was a metallic blue (I am not sure 
which color, it could be silver turquoise poly or nassau blue poly, or some 
other similar color), but I really like color.  However I am not sure if 
that color will go with my tan interior.  Does anyone have an Imperial in 
this color scheme?  If so I would love to see pictures.

Thanks,

Mark Elliott
64 Crown 4 door
Nampa ID
At 10:57 AM 3/30/2005 -0800, you wrote:
> From: "Eric" <virgil_97219@xxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: IML: Free Opinions Here!
> Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 23:26:24 -0800
> Reply-To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi Mark and Theresa,
> Since we're talking about non-original paint and a pre-existing color
> change, I'm going to weigh in with G code Sequoia (dark) Green paint and a
> redying of the leather covers in the original M3T code tan using the
> Leatherique process, saving alot of other color change work to the interior
> and keeping it mostly original. This would be the perfect opportunity to
> bring the leather back to as-new suppleness and even color, while they are
> off the seat frames. Two toning meant a roof with a 2nd color, not always a
> successful combination. But I'm not doing the work or paying the bill so
> there you have it.  :-)
>
> Eric
> Portland, Oregon




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