I was just wondering how rare colour is the limegreen or lemon and lime in 240z's? My Zee is currently painted in orange but it was originally limegreen. There is a little voice in my head that repeats "paint it lime..." but im not sure yet. What is the colourcode on that?

cheerz

I believe the answer from our forum experts will be that no one knows how rare any color is, since the factory did not keep detailed production records, as was common with American cars of the era. You can only go by how many you see today, and that means little, since people were constantly changing colors on their cars.

I say go for it...

But then I may be biased.

;-)

Mine was lime but I painted it red because the wife said she hated the color. I think lime is a PERFECT color for the car. It fits the era and look of the car very well.

Next time I repaint it's going back to lime.

Jimmy, If that's your wife in your avatar, I think I'd keep the car red.

I'm biased too! I call it Lemon Green.

Guy, what are you using as rear muffler?

Chris

Corvair turbo muffler. In the 70's, it was supposed to be the most free flowing muffler available. Old habits die hard!

Edited September 9, 201014 yr by Diseazd

Covair turbo !, i would have guessed it to be a Dynomax turbo, can't win all the time.

I am biased to....I have a vintage (1 of the 37 restored z's) 240Z in the lemon/lime color and I love it. It did however take me awhile to get used to it but it certainly is a color of the time and fairly rare. When I was at the convention this year Dennis Gage (My Classic Car fame) saw it and proclaimed that this color was the color to have if you own a 240!!

JTMader

And if Carl was correct in what he told me, you took the top prize.......right Jeff?

JT - I just visited your Garage. Your car is glorious.

when i was at the cleveland 08 national convention mine was the only 112 lime yellow 240z there. back when me and my brother use to bass fish, we called this color chartreuse.