I believe that on Pontiac's the paint was called carousel red, and on camaros it was called Hugger orange.

 

i think it doesnt matter what its called

 

You could probably get $14K-$15K pretty easily.

 

Cleaning up.

 

I went off-topic, don't want to muddle up the thread.

 

thanks bluesix for answering my question.

 

for comparison, I gladly paid $12.5k for my HO Z28 with ~62k miles. For the right buyer wanting HO, it's going to be higher than another equally equipped/optioned camaro SS.

BTW, its been hugger orange since...what? 1969?

 

which is now called carousel red

 

im almost positive that gm called it HUGGER ORANGE

 

Dude, just STFU please. How annoying.

THIS car is "Hugger Orange". Who cares what some other car color is called, and why must you keep repeating that stupid statement?

And to those that replied, yes the 69 Firebirds were "Carousel Red" and the Camaro was "Hugger Orange".

I bought my stock '99 HOSS with 42K miles on it, in nearly perfect condition for $12.5K about 3 yrs ago. I sold it for $17.5K last year, but with quite a few upgrades done. It had 56K miles on it when I sold it.

 

when a friend went to get a pint of hugger orange the dealer he went to informed him it was no longer called hugger orange. im going off information ive heard just like most of you guys. im done now.

 

Guys like you that screw up threads.

I think there going for around 11K-13k range around here.

 

That makes zero sense. You can't change the name of a factory production color after it is already established.

On the window sticker and brochures when the 1999 Camaro was built, it was called "Hugger Orange". Therefore, it will always be "Hugger Orange" for that model. Some cars are now called onyx, does that mean all black cars should be called onyx now?