Pete S.
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I have no association with the seller,
https://www.marramotorcars.com/inventory/?vehicle_year=1963
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https://www.marramotorcars.com/inventory/?vehicle_year=1963
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Sunbeam Alpine S.2/S.3 for Sale in Central Florida
- Thread starter Pete S.
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JasonArmadillo
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What does that indicate/mean?
Scotty
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The engine bay is supposedly to be the same color as the car but there are some dastardly fellows (like myself) who paint them and sometimes the trunk too some form of matte black.
There are those who, understandably, frown upon it but I happen to really like it ~ hell, I got three different color layers on my SIV (Original Code Orchid Green painted over in Gold and then in Red before I acquired it), so 'purity of color' is, for me, something for a different day.
I haven't decided what color my IV will be. Have to fix up the dings, rear corner of the valence and the really poor red paint job already on it first and depending on my mood that may never happen. The car has a certain kind of character when it's abit 'rough'.
RootesRooter
Donation Time
Only 147 from the end of SII production. Those two VINS are almost equidistant from the asking price.
What's this about an Orchid Green Series IV, Scotty? I didn't think CC 109 was introduced until 1966.
What's this about an Orchid Green Series IV, Scotty? I didn't think CC 109 was introduced until 1966.
Scotty
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On the paperwork I got from the previous owner, it stated the color color was Orchid Green. If you look in the engine bay, you can see it and I assumed based on that it was correct. The car had been painted over at least twice and to be honest, I never checked. Your response made me actually look at the VIN plate and look it up.... and you're correct! It's actually Forest Green. Duh. Live and learn. Thanks for asking!