some anomalies found with continental A1903

[DavidBurke]

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The car is documented to be a white car with grey and white interior and it is, how ever when I pulled out the rear sear the main brace was green along with a few spots on the dash under the grey. Is it possible it started out to be a green car then they got a order to fill for a while one and changed it ? There is no sign of the exterior ever being green. The oddity #2, The story I got with the car lined up with the registry, 1 owner car sold new in Georgia and had been in storage since 1971
The family didn't want to be bothered with liquidating the car so they consigned the local ford dealer to get rid it for them and that's were i purchased the car. As I was ripping out the old rotten carpet I found the contental plate oxidized so bad it wasn't readable so when I buffed it I found the name J.B Alexander engraved on it not not the Ray Litrell I was expecting. And again it was advertised as a 1 owner car as the registery suggests, any ideas?