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Re: 1982 GTV6's in the USA, and that "special" color combination
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- Subject: Re: 1982 GTV6's in the USA, and that "special" color combination
- From: John Brase <[email protected]>
- Date: Sat, 24 Aug 2002 08:27:31 -0500
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In '82 I bought a new GTV6. It was metalic black with the blue
interior. I ordered it and specified the exterior color but the dealer
told me I had no choice as to the interior color. It was going to be
blue. Period.
The first thing I did with the car was to dismantle it. I took off the
bumpers, all the plastic trim, the inner fender splash panels, the trunk
"carpeting," the door panels and sill plates. Then I took it to the
rustproofer and directed the application. I had watched my Alfetta
disolve before my eyes and was determined that it was not going to
happen to this car. I sold it in '87 to buy a Spider and missed the
GTV6 almost immediately. A few years later I found an '84 GTV6 in
reasonably good shape, bought it and parked it. This year I sold the
Spider and the GTV6 is undergoing resurection. I am reminded daily why
I like these cars so much.
John
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