I am currently going through a 750K3 my brother traded me, and it's in really excellent mechanical and cosmetic shape, but a minor issue has me curious. (Also, be prepared for more threads as I dig into it!

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The LH sidecover is missing the bottom attachment lug, so my brother was using a zip tie to keep the bottom in place. This bugs the hell out of me, (even though it's very unobtrusive), so I'm looking to replace the sidecover.
But then I got to thinking. I've never really liked the color of the bike. It's Candy Bacchus Olive, and it's just too dark and subdued for me. It's a nice color, and in direct sunlight, looks good, but I figure, I'm on a '70s bike, I want a big, loud '70s color with enough metalflake to make a bass boat jealous. Sunrise Flake Orange or Candy Gold were two of my favorite colors from the era. The Olive is just too subtle.
Already sold my Candy Gold bike, and I've never had a Orange bike, so that was my original plan: find a set of Orange bodywork and tank to replace it with, so I could always return it to "stock" if I wanted. But unless I find a deal, that's looking to be more than I want to put in the bike, and I don't feel like repainting it and losing the originality forever (I'm funny that way). Again, it is in really excellent shape, apart from a few small dents in the tank, which I'm having pulled without trouble, (metal's not creased), and still keeping the original patina of the tank.
The painted tank and bodywork from Yamiya is out, (truly excellent, but too $$$), and I would wonder about "mission creep" where the brand new bodywork clashes with the otherwise original everything else on the bike, so then it leads to a slow total restoration, which is not the goal.
So what to do? Just get the dents pulled in the tank and replace the sidecover with a like sidecover and go from there? That's the cheapest solution, and one I do like, but man, I just don't like this color. I don't know if I'll ever grow into it.
Or, somehow track down appropriate Orange bodywork and tank, and slap them on. If I don't overpay, I can always resell later and recoup most of, if not all of my outlay.
Thoughts?