need a picture of a coupe in deepwater blue, as I am contemplating going with this color on my 67, the higher resolution the better as I want to feel like I am standing right next to it. I am usually about originality, but I just can't have three red cars. thanks in advance jason.:beers:

Jason, there is absoulutley nothing wrong with three RED cars!!!!!! Jb

Jason, there is absoulutley nothing wrong with three RED cars!!!!!! Jb
Thanks Jerry, but all I see are 3 BRIGHT RED TICKETS. :waving: JN.

At least one of you has a Deepwater Blue Metallic 67. Help me decide on this color. JN

This car is not mine, it is a car that I saw over a year ago on ClassicCarsOnline.ca . It is a '67 Beaumont SD-396 in Deepwater Blue.

Thanks Cam, I think maybe I'll add the gills too. :thumbsup: JN

My "EE" coded '67 Elky...

http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/data/500/Pass-side.JPG

Thanks Bill. Nice elky, it looks like the lower body color is flatter/darker than the rest, or is it just my eyes and the picture. I think I've decided on this color, the extra prep in the bodywork to ensure such a dark color won't reveal it; I'm not looking forward too. What do you guys think base/clear or a single stage enamel, not a show car sooooo........JN

Nice elky, it looks like the lower body color is flatter/darker than the rest, or is it just my eyes and the picture.

Thanks JN! The Elky was sold a couple of years ago...hense my screen name. :waving:
The complete car is the same color...it's just the shadow/angle of the photo.
This was done in BC/CC, which IMO is the only way to go. :thumbsup:
Just don't go cheap on the clear...use a quality coating.