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Wow that is horrible. I can't believe somebody took a black over red car and turned it into that combination on purpose. Looks like it should have been in Miami Vice.
That is an original factory colour scheme. In fact my car was originally those colours when sold new. And that was in the UK which is even more unusual.
Wow that is horrible. I can't believe somebody took a black over red car and turned it into that combination on purpose. Looks like it should have been in Miami Vice.
Wasn't the Barbie AH that color? I remember playing with one that was green. (What else you gonna do when your older cousins are girls and all the rest of the kids are babies?)
Although they did have a Florida Greenish interior:
Chris, don't be embarrassed you played with doll cars as a kid, there's still a lot of Healey guys playing with these Barbie cars as adults. (No, not me!)
We have a 100-6 in our club with that colour scheme. It belongs to our club president. When Paul bought the car back in the eighties it was dark green. He stripped the paint and found that it was originally finished in the two-tone green so that is the colour that it had to be.
Although they did have a Florida Greenish interior:
Chris, don't be embarrassed you played with doll cars as a kid, there's still a lot of Healey guys playing with these Barbie cars as adults. (No, not me!)
My wife still has her original "survivor" Barbie Healey. Truth be told, I wish my restored (actually, three__3__times already) Healey was in as mint of condition as her Barbie Healey__the chrome, the windscreen, all perfect.
She said she was always gentle with her toys; guess that's why I'm still around...
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