Well... Now that it's gone I can speculate a little.....
Is it possible it is a 2011 1LT or 2LT Clone SS ??? Pretty hard to tell in a side picture except for the wheels and possibly rear air deflector. If it was sold by a Dealer a call might reveal the vin number. That could be converted to a build sheet. Silverfox |
call gm with the vin if any one has it and ask what color it was built with , does look good tho ,that color , happy holidays to u all and yours ,,,
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I didn't see the OP reference it as a 2009 car. If it is, switchblade would be my guess. From the side, everything says it is a real SS and not a fake one.
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Originally Posted by RFT
(Post 835760)
I didn't see the OP reference it as a 2009 car. If it is, switchblade would be my guess. From the side, everything says it is a real SS and not a fake one.
Edit: (What I meant was I had looked up that original ad back when it was still an active link. ) |
I guess we should accept that it was a custom Mocha Steel Metallic repaint.
Can't prove it but cannot not prove it. Silverfox |
OPs link, while dead, used search criteria which gave me this.
https://www.google.com/search?q=2009...hrome&ie=UTF-8 2nd search result gives the VIN, 3GNCA63XX9S640476 which, when searched, gives this Google cache(5th result) http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...&ct=clnk&gl=us So it's Dark Gray Metallic. |
Ok, so it was a 2009 model year , dark grey metallic . Solved? No because that is not an SS colour!
I still say respray it clone! |
Agreed, it's not a stock SS color for that year, so it's either a respray, or couldn't it be a custom ordered color?
Here is another cached pic, sure looks like an SS, and the VIN backs up the claim. https://webcache.googleusercontent.c...&ct=clnk&gl=us Kunes Country is also a Buick/Cadillac/Chevy/GMC dealer, so it's possible that they listed the correct color. If someone wants to keep pursuing this, I would recommend Googling the VIN periodically. When a car disappears from a website, it doesn't always mean it found a home. Often it just went to auction, and will be advertised again soon at the new dealer's site. Then you can contact them and get a pic of the RPO sticker, which will show the original color code. |
Originally Posted by RJ_RS_SS_350
(Post 835774)
Agreed, it's not a stock color for that year, so it's either a respray, or couldn't it be a custom ordered color?
If someone wants to keep pursuing this, I would recommend Googling the VIN periodically. When a car disappears from a website, it doesn't always mean it found a home. Often it just went to auction, and will be advertised again soon at the new dealer's site. Then you can contact them and get a pic of the RPO sticker, which will show the original color code. I special ordered my SS. We even checked on different colors. (I really wanted to get a white SS) My friend/manager at the dealer, who did my order, was told by GM there were no optional order colors for the SS. |
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