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Is this 68 440 QQ1?

QQ1 is a 68 or earlier code, B7 is a 69 or up code
 
Oh so the same colour? This car looks like it has a nice clear coat on it too. I'm not a paint guy though
 
This is my B7 car.

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The RR on the left in my sig pic is Q1 "Electric Blue".
It's a '68-only color.
It's all too common for people to call it "B5 Blue", but it's definitely not, and I've owned a B5 '69 RR.
 
^^^ That looks like Corporate (aka Petty) Blue; yes, 999. Had one in that color decades ago.
 
^^^ That looks like Corporate (aka Petty) Blue; yes, 999. Had one in that color decades ago.
In printing circles, that is also known as Reflex Blue. Among my favorite colors.
 
Friend of mines QQ1 1968 Coronet RT.


And a lot of effort was put into the color make sure it matched the original paint under weatherstripping and such.

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QQ1. Picture is first day and finished day.

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QQ1 is a beautiful blue on 1968 only.
1967 QQ1 is burgundy.
1969 Q5 is turquoise.

Yes many folks claim their 67 or 68 blue car is “factory B5 blue”. Which started in 1969 amd is actually EB5 for 69-70. Then the formula and color changed for 1971 and the code was GB5.
 
That's why that first letter is important after 1968.
 
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