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I am working on a 1973 Corvette for a customer. I would like to know the correct color of the shocks. I do not have a judging manual for this year Vette. Please send answer to: ccsr1@verizon.net
Last edited by Mark M.; August 18, 2011, 02:41 PM.
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I am working on a 1973 Corvette for a customer. I would like to know the correct color of the shocks. I do not have a judging manual for this year Vette. Please send answer to: ccsr1@verizon.net
Mark------
The correct color is a slightly bluish gray. The Quanta Products shock paint is about as close as you can get. However, I think that most judges would accept a straight gray.
The correct color is a slightly bluish gray. The Quanta Products shock paint is about as close as you can get. However, I think that most judges would accept a straight gray.
Joe, Does this also apply to a '72. Also do you know of any off the shelf paint that is a good substitute for Quanta?
Joe, Does this also apply to a '72. Also do you know of any off the shelf paint that is a good substitute for Quanta?
Jerry------
Yes, it definitely applies to 1972. Quanta has the color just about right. There's none others that I know of that come as close. However, I think that if you just paint them any medium gray you'll be OK for judging.
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