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4 Years ago I bought a genuine 1968 XT GT it needed a total restore and I started dismantaling it and mounted it on a rotisorie, the car was polar white when I bought it but as I started to strip the car down I noticed traces of a yellow colour under door hinges etc, the yellow colour seemed to me to be the original colour as it was the first coat of paint on the car. I checked on the internet and found there were a few XTGTs painted in Springtime yellow, I had a look at some pictures on the internet of cars the same colour mostly mustangs and thought it was a great colour, my GT is now fully restored licenced & painted springtime yellow.What I would like to know does anyone the the exact number of XTGTs painted this colour and how many are still out there. PS the colour code on the ID plate is A
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