The Christinemobilewannabe certainly must have SOME green, in its exterior paintwork. I wrote to the seller, asking for a shot of the engine compt---which SHOULD still feature the color of the central "saddle" area--which COULD be white--on the firewall area, as the car could have had one of several shades of green (Heather, or forrest) be applied to the roof, fins &/or lower area(s)--it seems remote that the 'owner' would have stripped-and-re-painted the saddle-area, including the firewall & door jams--much easier just to re-do the 'easy' area(s). I also asked for a shot of the rear seat---mebbe it'll include a view of the door jams---BUT, the front seat area-view is impressive; the upholstery & carpeting looks good! I also asked for a "pencil-rubbing" of the Paint/Trim plate, which will tell a lot about the car. Who knows? It MIGHT just BE a 1956 car (Sept - Dec)! Finally, Re: the 1957 Ply Belvie that's the same color as Virgil (the Buried ) , which is facing a re-paint/resto, my vote is for originality, @ least as to exterior & interior finishing, is concerned. Mechanical improvements.......well: "Whatever saves your life"....got a 'line' on a 67 Fury II 4-dr hardtop's master cylinder-system, today---should get it CHEAP. Does anyone have a favorite shop, to O/H a master cylinder? Neil Vedder |