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the lastest catalog has an awesome burb, set on an avalance frame, is it a members?

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Originally Posted by jamie72 (Post 8772277)

the lastest catalog has an awesome burb, set on an avalance frame, is it a members?

Well, it certainly caught my eye...but I found it odd that the write-up called the color "Ochre" when it is obviously "Wheatland/Medium" yellow??? Other than that, it is a phenomenal build and very deserving of being on the cover!

Woody

Yea, that build really was sharp and well executed.

How bout some pics for those of that dont get an LMC catalog. Sounds like a cool Burb.

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Originally Posted by Maxxd07 (Post 8772764)

https://lmctrucklife.com/2020/04/197...burban-seth-c/

Thank you, that is a nice looking burb.

I would say ochre vs wheatland
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Originally Posted by mrtoni (Post 8773595)

I would say ochre vs wheatland
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I am certainly not the authority on paint colors, mrtoni...especially not from a picture, as filters and such can enhance/change the looks of a tone. When I saw the cover shot on the LMC catalog, I gasped as I don't see my color that often...and what's funny is that I was looking for an "Ochre" Suburban when I found this "Medium Yellow" one for sale and had to convince myself that I would learn to love the brightness of this yellow (which I did and do). I had to do a little investigating to find out what "Medium Yellow" was called in the '72 charts, and the number corresponds to "Wheatland Yellow" (a "Fleet" color). When ever I see a SPID on an "Ochre" truck, it spells out "Ochre" (as does this really nice example on the LMC catalog) and thought something got lost in translation??? I have never seen a SPID (including mine) that spells out "Wheatland Yellow", so you could be completely right. I just thought "Ochre" was a more subdued yellow, like a golden mustard color? In the LMC catalog at the top of the first page of the write-up, there are pictures of other trucks, and the two center ones show where my confusion comes from. I would call the center one on the right "Ochre" and the center one on the left "Medium-Yellow" or "Wheatland"...but if I'm wrong, I'm wrong? In any case, Seth's Suburban is an outstanding example of how nice a Suburban can be, and could make the cover of many magazines!

Woody

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Yeah could be the color appears different on iPhone. I see so many subtle variations in ochre color. Some more green or more orange. Whatever the spid says they’re are excellent looking burbs
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