Why does the royal blue metallic paint have an astrix next to it?

spooldup

Super Member
A dopy question but i always wondered why on every listing or broshure it has an asterix next to it. What there an option of some sort to select?
 

DaveP

Active member
Re: Why does the royal blue metallic paint have an astrix next to it?

It was added so there would be one more trivial detail to discuss 20 years later over such a mundane and insignificant procedure as selecting the color for a vehicle that the vast majority of new car purchasers never knew about when new, and could care less about now.
 

TNPhoon

1of28
Re: Why does the royal blue metallic paint have an astrix next to it?

Wasn't the bahama blue replaced by the aspen which was replaced by the royal which was replaced by the bright package?

Maybe it's because if you ordered one you might get the other on accident? :dunno:
 

JSM

Active member
Re: Why does the royal blue metallic paint have an astrix next to it?

* = Color subject to change upon delivery
 

spooldup

Super Member
Re: Why does the royal blue metallic paint have an astrix next to it?

Wow guys it was just a question on something i noticed. You guys are way too high strung.
 

SY2455

70's Veteran
Re: Why does the royal blue metallic paint have an astrix next to it?

A dopy question but i always wondered why on every listing or broshure it has an asterix next to it. What there an option of some sort to select?

The Factory Catalog that I have does not have the asterix beside it. But it is for 1992 :roll:. Look on the bottom of the page where you see the astrix for the meaning of the astrix. Usually the asterix is use by GM to show a extra cost paint over the normal colors or thats the way it been for the 40 + years of working with them :tup:.
 
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