original color question??

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  1. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    All Mavericks are rare, but not rare enough you can't do what you want to it, there will always be another.
     
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    well i just submitted a marti report and will be getting it soon so in less then a week we will know for sure if it really is a stallion!
     
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    well its official my car is in fact a stallion!
     
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    Are you going to restore it as original now that you know for sure that it is a Stallion?
     
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    Well......WAS a Stallion.

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    WinterBlue71 Factory Painted Roof

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    I'd do this.
     
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    At least paint it like one. You can then avoid the whole "clone" thing. LOL

    Take a lot of measurements and references to where the stripes are placed. These may help someone (including yourself) in the future. I hear they are tricky to lay-down.
     
    Paul Masson, Apr 23, 2013
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