Did not see a maroon and silver in the mix unless I missed it. Mine is a 79/250/400/4x4 /D60 /full float rear. Getting a new bed now.

 

 

Last week at the ocean city md car show

 

Original Paint

 

 

With two tone paint the interior metal is always the upper door color..... right?
On F-series. The sweet Bronco above probably has a red dash.

My 77 is Bahama blue single color and looking at options to break it up a bit with a two tone option. Want it to look stock and I have only the dent trim no lower race track.
Not many colors go with that blue other than white.

 

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Out in Gorman a few weeks ago.

 

All cleaned up for the company car show this weekend. Original paint, took quite a bit of work with compound and a buffer on the black to get that shine to come out. The silver is a lost cause.

 

Appears to be in damn good shape for the shape it's in

 

Thanks, it's far from perfect with 130,000 miles but is a west coast truck so very little rust to speak of.

 

Good from far, far from good. Kind of like mine.

 

Here's my truck. According to the odometer, which has not worked since some time before 1996, the truck has less than 60,000 miles, and is only on its second motor, assuming it was on its first motor when the previous owner acquired it.
The driver's door is off of a blue 1976 F-100, and according to the VIN on the cab, this is supposed to be a flareside. It has the trim of a Lariat or an XLT, but the badge on the cowl says "Custom."
Anyway, assuming this is a factory color, this is a two-tone of Dark Brown Metallic, and Medium Copper Metallic.

 

Thanks for reviving this thread. The Candy Cane lives on!

 

This is mine.. Original paint.