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| Oakland Green | Rate Topic |
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| Posted: 08-24-2006 04:56 pm |
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bruceclouette Member
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Hello: I have just joined the JHPS, so please bear with me. I have a line on a car that may need to be re-painted, and I am thinking of green. I see in ads that some people have re-painted British Racing Green, and I was wondering how this compared to the JH color Oakland Green? Any thoughts? Also, I notice some cars have a Jensen Healey decal on the side. Was this an option? What is the significance of this? Is the windshield decal also an original option? Thanks for whatever advice you can give. BRUCE CLOUETTE
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| Posted: 08-24-2006 07:24 pm |
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Jensen Healey Super Moderator 
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British Racing Green Italian racing red and French racing blue were not specific colors but identified the cars nationality from a distance on the track. If you like Oakland Green then go for it. The stickers on the sides and windshield were aftermarket items and may still be available from Delta Motorsports or at the Club Store. The significance of the side decal is that it covers cheap rust repairs using massive piles of Bondo. Check for rust just in front of the rear wheel and at the lower front wing. The floors and rockers are also common spots for major decay. Poke these areas with a screwdriver before you buy. A car with rusted rockers is a parts car to 99% of us. Good Luck, Kurt
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