Two tone white roof
#1
#2
Here's the "Regular Tu-Tone" paint job on my 1966 F250 4x4 at this link. This is my red/white truck so I can give you any details you'd like about the dash paint and door jambs.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post14500110
.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post14500110
.
#3
#4
The black column is always correct for the 4x4 trucks. The steering wheel is either black (standard cab) or white (custom cab) in the 4-spoke 18" like ours.
There is some white on the dash. My truck has the padded dash and it would be all red underneath the pad. Then the face of the dash is partially white.
.
There is some white on the dash. My truck has the padded dash and it would be all red underneath the pad. Then the face of the dash is partially white.
.
#5
Great info on the column. Mine is a custom cab as well so makes sense. So door jambs are all body color I imagine. Does the white on the top extend into the drip rail but not over the outside of it?
Was the other two tone style with the full white hood and option on these trucks? Maybe not as it may not have worked on the wrong side bed very well.
BTW do you know of a source for rear lower bed corner patch panels on these wrong side beds? Bottom part below the tail lights.
Was the other two tone style with the full white hood and option on these trucks? Maybe not as it may not have worked on the wrong side bed very well.
BTW do you know of a source for rear lower bed corner patch panels on these wrong side beds? Bottom part below the tail lights.
#6
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...body-shop.html
.
#7
Trending Topics
#10
#11
#12
I was wondering about the side molding with that Deluxe Tu-Tone option. I think that's my favorite style. Don't think I'd like it on a wrong bed though and I kind of like my wrong bed.
#13
#14
#15