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We have a 2013 Chevrolet Silverado 6.2L 1500 4wd in Fairway Green Metallic and LOVE it. We are selling it because we have a diesel truck and do not need this one. It's like new. Only has 10k miles on it. Here is the link to it if anyone is interested. The dark green is an awesome shiny metallic green color and just sparkles in the sunshine.

http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/4227431988.html

Has tons of options. I can even take better pics on a sunny day so you can see how nice the paint really is. Like the other posts say, this color is rare, hard to find.

You can email me at [email protected] or call 314-941-7695 if you have questions .

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I had a '97 S-10 extended step-side 4x4 that was fairway green metalic. I loved it. It was lighter than these. Like metalic John Deere Green! Beautiful when the sun shined on it. On several occasions I had people follow me until I stopped or flag me down to ask me what color it was or to tell me how much they liked it. I'll try to find a pic to post.

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Someone local has one in this color and I see it like once a week. I really hope its offered on the K2s at some point soon as that color alone would be enough to stop me from looking at the other two brands.

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Cool. The 1997 vette was available with this color name but I am pretty sure it was not this dark

 

 

You are right. Here's my '97 S-10 in Fairway Green Metallic. For some reason it was only special order on Corvette and S-10?

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I HAVE ONE....2013 Chevy Silverado 1500 crew cab FAIRWAY METALLIC GREEN.... it looks black at night... had people ask me if it was black, purple, dark blue, flip=flop green/purple, ... looks gray with green flake when viewed at night with a flashlight. and YES - IT IS BEAUTIFUL!! this color was not and is not available for order.. they just showed up at various dealerships. My local chevy dealer did not get one, the GMC dealer got one, I drove 30 miles to chose between the Silverado or a Avalanche at a big dealership.. the Avalanche was BEAUTIFUL AS &^%$%#!!!!!!

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COLOR CODE IN GLOVE BOX IS: 715U Fairway Metallic Green

 

if your color code is not 715U .. its NOT Fairway Metallic Green !!!

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