Lynndale Blue Registry

[David K.]

[Jack H.]

Re: Lynndale Blue Registry

Following since I own a Lynndale blue L79 convertible. I'm not aware of such a registry personally.

[Garry B.]

Re: Lynndale Blue Registry

I own one as well, but am not aware of any specific Lynndale blue registry. I do know that the C2 Registry provides the option to list color of which there are several listed there, but they are intermixed with all other colors.

[Ara G.]

Re: Lynndale Blue Registry

I owned a beautiful lynndale L79 convertible with white top, white stripe tires, side pipes, it was gorgeous.

[David K.]

www.Lynndaleblueregistry.com on the internet and start the site up. Would be nice to know what the survivors are equipped with, interior combos etc. Keep an eye open for the new site.
Regards; D

[Michael J.]

Re: Lynndale Blue Registry

I do hope the owner of the famous "The Lynndale Car" puts it in the registry.

[David K.]

[Michael J.]

Re: Lynndale Blue Registry

Glad you asked, so we can go down memory lane again......https://www.forums.ncrs.org/showthre...tommy+lynndale

[Don H.]

Re: Lynndale Blue Registry

Lots of great old now departed names in that thread......... a blast from the past.. before my time.

[Michael J.]

Re: Lynndale Blue Registry

Yes, but it is obvious that The Lynndale Car is the one that must be in the registry.

[Don H.]

Re: Lynndale Blue Registry

goes without saying. The Registry won't be worth beans if it's not.

[Joe M.]

Re: Lynndale Blue Registry

Memory jog,, still can see the Lyndale blue 67, with a black vinyl hard top, parked on Hamilton st on the Rutgers College Ave campus in 1969. The color and first ever seen, vinyl covered HT, made it a memory saver.