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Great! I have two-tone Green on my truck (78 F150 Ranger Lariat). The Dark Jade Green Metallic, and either the 70's or the puke green (not sure which), think it's light Jade green (no metallic), green vinyl and cloth seat, green carpet, green dash and dash pad, and green with white, chrome, and wood grain inlays in the door panels.
So what we're saying is I'm pretty much doomed if I want to restore with original colors inside and out if I A) do not want to spend a fortune, B) want to attempt to do the paint myself, C) do not want to spend a fortune???
Believe me the Color is the least of your expenses when you are restoring one. Ford restorations do not discriminate on the cost of color!...
HUH? I didn't steal it, I just showed the picture in your link fully attributed to you in the quote. Kind of a jerk response in my opinion.
David
Sorry, didn't mean you stole it. I have seen my pics on other sites that I didn't post before and thought you had posted a link to another site, (that someone else posted) that's all. Didn't mean anything Bad by it. -Ed
Believe me the Color is the least of your expenses when you are restoring one. Ford restorations do not discriminate on the cost of color!...
Maybe final color does not discriminate, but changing colors does cost more compared to retaining the original color. (think dash/door jambs/other interior paint)
I've got a green truck..
1975 Hataras Green to be precise, and It is staying Hataras green.
I found a few years back, that I just don't care what color a car is, so long as it is a color.
Green interior
So much green
My boy likes it too.
Not mine, but I saw this big greenie last summer.
Also not mine, but I found it online last Fall.
2-tone green.
Lots of green interior on this one too.
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