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California white 120-130 1967

posted by  KlausC on  Sat Sep 17 12:58 CST 2011
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My wagon was repainted with about 10 gallons of cream white paint. "IF" I ever decide to repaint the wagon, should I use the cream white again or the lighter California white?

Under the chips and flaking paint there appears to be a lighter white, less cream. The inside door pannels appear to be cream white and original. The current repaint did not remove all of the trim, but I am not about to start taking off trim pieces just to see what color it used to be when new.

I did not see any California white wagons in the registery.

Klaus
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