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Was the option code 750 'Cabriolet Hardtop Delete' common? I read that the hardtop was standard equipment. Might this mean that my car was ordered?
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POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
AND.....let me also ask my question this way...... How many of you fine people out there have cabriolets without hardtops and also have option code 750?
POST 3Original post
I think I read somewhere that ver 50% of all North American Cabs had no hardtop. I have never thought of getting one for a Few reasons: I live in Atlanta and never drive north as a general rule Never plan to track the car Pain in the *** to put on and store I've heard that keeping the cab top down for so long actually imprints mechanical parts permanently into the soft top. Not us since I don't have one.
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Any more pics of your cab in "jungle green" ? that must be a rare color ?
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Kinda rare I think.
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"...Never drive north as a general rule" lol, the Civil War has been over for some time now, lol
POST 7Original post
... And the roads north of The Dragons Tail don't seem worth the extra miles......
POST 8Original post
I thought it was Forest Green Metallic, or perhaps Rain Forest Green Metallic. The only other green that I know of that was offered in 2001 was Wimbledon Green Metallic, and it's certainly not that from what I can tell... Either way, it's a very nice color that you don't see very often...
POST 9Original post
Here are the three greens from 2001 - first forest green metallic, second rain forest green metallic, last wimbledon green metallic.
POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
http://books.google.com/books?id=edh...page&q&f=false Paint code 2A1 - jungle green
POST 11Original post
Interesting. First time I've ever heard of it! I really like the color. It appears to be the same paint code as Rain Forest Green Metallic. I think that's the cause of the confusion. I also saw it called Dschungelgruen Pearl Metallic, which literally translates to Jungle Green. I think it's pretty rare...
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From my research, I think that Rainforest Green Metallic IS Jungle Green. Like you said Dennis, it has the same paint code. I think (not sure) it may be a European vs American nomenclature. I just recently bought the car and I am still in the 'getting-know-you' stage. Either way, I love the color, and for whatever reason prefer the 'Jungle Green' name. Maybe it's because of the literal translation thing, or because it's European, ie closer to the origin of the car, or because I like the name. Whatever the case, I love the color. I think that the photos#1 and #2 you posted are the same color (?). I may be wrong but a from what I heard, FOREST Green is markedly darker than Rainforest Green. But I am not nearly the expert, I can't say that I have ever knowingly seen the darker Forest Green. Thanks, J
POST 13Original post
look great at any rate, esp with the beige interior. Enjoy it.
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