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July 11th, 2004, 05:23 PM
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Will this affect the value of my car?
My regal is black. I want to paint it a factory color other than black. Will this really devalue my car at all? Black is very high maintinence and even though my car is not a GN, it seems most turbo regals are black and I just want to be a little different. Would anyone pass on a TR if it had a quality repaint in a non origional color? Im not sure if out cars are old enough for it to matter.
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July 11th, 2004, 07:49 PM
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GN's only came in black but you could buy other T-Rs in any color so I don't see why painting it a different color would matter. I would stick with a GM color for that year though.
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Jim: 87 GN with: TE-61/PTE .63 housing - ported stock heads - Erson 208 cam - Speed Pro forged pistons - PTS trans. & 9/11 converter - MSD 60# - CAS V-4 - 3" DP - ATR 2.5" exhaust - 62 JJ TB/stock plenum - RJC power plate - Gen II w/LS-1 MAF/PL - SMC progressive alcohol - Walbro 340 - and Extender G chip with 26*/22* timing. Best 1/8 mile run: 6.904 @ 100.04 with 1.535 60'.
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July 12th, 2004, 05:03 PM
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Paint it any color you want. You're right, black is high maintenance.
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JOHN DICARLO  PLEASE CHECK OUT MY ... 87 RED REGAL T, or my 87 DARK RED T and don't forget my 87 GRAND NATIONAL 
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July 13th, 2004, 06:34 PM
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If it is an extremely rare or odd-optioned car I might think twice about it. Otherwise do what will make you happier. Silver and gun-metal are nice colors, don't see too many of those, and they hide dirt fairly well, esp the silver.
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