Come to think of it, I think the walls in my first apartment were about the same color as my "new" Imperial! (LOL) Assoon as Janice has a few spare minutes (that's about as scarce as a '68 sedan), I'll post the pics she took of Elwood at Carlisle as I was buying the car. Ross Klein 'Life's too short to drive 'ordinary' cars" ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christopher Hoffman" <imperial67@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2002 1:05 PM Subject: Re: IML: Imperial Navajo > D. Dardalis (dardal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote: > > I am eager to see pictures, > > since I have no idea what type of color Navajo Beige is! > > If you've ever rented an apartment, you know what Navajo Beige is. It's, > well, beige. Tan. Dark white. Pale brown. Light toast. Cool sand. Somewhere > between the color of a grocery bag and every piece of computer equipment > ever made. It's non-metallic, by the way. > > Actually, it's marketing name was Imperial Navajo... named after the most > royal Native Americans, I suppose. (Not to be confused with the largest > Native Americans, the Grand Cherokees... are are they just the most showy?) > > By the way, if you bought the same color (code X) on a Plymouth, they called > it Beige. On a Dodge, Light Tan. > > What I'm curious about is the Turbine Bronze painted roof. For this to be > original, the paint code on the fender tag should read XM2. Either way, nice > to know another Sedan has found a good home... > > Chris in LA > 67 Crown > 78 NYB Salon > > >