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Gold hue
I know this is a 71 but isn't this color 1970 Coronado Gold but a different name was used in 71? Picture is a random picture I found on the internet.
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Quezal Gold, also code 53.
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71
Nice car is that yours?
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"Picture is a random picture I found on the internet."
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My 71 under the Fender, original paint
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So is it safe to say that Coronado Gold and Quezal Gold are the same color but were named differently depending on if it was 1970 or 1971?
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They are a different colour, different paint mix, formulas, etc. They just both use the GM code 53 for their own years, being a Gold. Different photos in different lighting may make some pics hard to compare but Quezal is more more yellow, Coronado is a beige gold. I'm not sure when they change happened exactly, it may have been mid-production and one replaced the other as used same code.
https://paintref.com/graphics/sample...camarogold.jpg http://smclassiccars.com/uploads/pos...interior-1.JPG Last edited by Aus78Formula; 12-30-2021 at 12:31 AM. |
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