Vintage Certification @ MCACN 2022

[Big Block Bill]

Originally Posted by Steve Shauger

1967 Impala SS 427 17.5K Heritage Keith Adelsberg

This 1967 SS-427 Impala is in unbelievable condition. What a piece of GM history, love the color combination. Can't say I've ever seen this color on one before, Marina Blue, but never this shade of blue. Is this what they called Dusk Blue in 1969? The white interior just makes it Pop! Bill

[Steve Shauger]

Originally Posted by Big Block Bill

This 1967 SS-427 Impala is in unbelievable condition. What a piece of GM history, love the color combination. Can't say I've ever seen this color on one before, Marina Blue, but never this shade of blue. Is this what they called Dusk Blue in 1969? The white interior just makes it Pop! Bill

The color is Tahoe Turquois, and the paint condition was amazing. The lines on these cars were spectacular, especially a side shot. That car was simply put beautiful!

[Steve Shauger]

1969 Corvette L46 64K Legend Award Lou & Gloria Small. Our cars are so much more than just object, case in point Gloria & Lou's honeymooned in this car and today 50 years later, cherish all the fond memories and enjoy it more than ever!!

[Steve Shauger]

1969 Charger 500-Hemi 1.6K miles Reference Award John Lammers

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1969 Shelby 350 Convertible 34.7k Legend Award Shane Fowler

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1970 Camaro Z28 16.5k Legend Award Wade Brown

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1969 GTO 44.8K Legacy Award Mike Dodsworth

[Big Block Bill]

Originally Posted by Steve Shauger

The color is Tahoe Turquois, and the paint condition was amazing. The lines on these cars were spectacular, especially a side shot. That car was simply put beautiful!

My 1967 SS-396 Chevelle came from the factory in Tahoe Turquoise (Paint code L) and it sure looked a lot "Greener" than this beautiful shade of Blue. Do you remember what the paint code was on this 1967 SS-427 Impala? I just Love that Impala!

I kicked myself in the A$$ for not painting it Tahoe Turquoise, instead I painted it Black. Here is a couple of "As Found" and "As Completed" pictures @ Dana Mecum's Auction in St. Charles Illinois back in 2006. That's the first time I met Kwizz and TimG. Great people. Bill

[Steve Shauger]

Bill, I can tell you it was coded Tahoe Turquoise and the paint was identical in color to my original paint 67 Camaro. Lighting and cameras and monitors all contribute to differing hue. I wish my car was next to this one because the color would look identical. The door jam pic is of the same car with flash.

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by Big Block Bill

My 1967 SS-396 Chevelle came from the factory in Tahoe Turquoise (Paint code L) and it sure looked a lot "Greener" than this beautiful shade of Blue. Do you remember what the paint code was on this 1967 SS-427 Impala? I just Love that Impala!

I kicked myself in the A$$ for not painting it Tahoe Turquoise, instead I painted it Black. Here is a couple of "As Found" and "As Completed" pictures @ Dana Mecum's Auction in St. Charles Illinois back in 2006. That's the first time I met Kwizz and TimG. Great people. Bill

As Steve said, the lighting had a lot to do with it appearing more Blue in the pics. From the moment I saw it at MCACN, I knew it was Tahoe and it looked like it had never sat in the sun, ever. Your poor Chevelle was all weather beaten and faded. I'm sure if you had seen one in the true color, you would have gotten over the desire to paint it black very quickly.