interior colors poll
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interior colors poll
88 black big bronco
i am redoing the interior and i cant decide which colors to use and would like ur opinions
choice 1 light tan (leather) seats with 2 tone light tan/gray door/side panels, dash, and trim with gray flooring ... slight amount of wood trim on dash
choice 2 gray (leather) seats with grey door/side panels, dash, trim with gray flooring and slightly more wood trim on arm rests and paneling along with dash
choice 3 gray (leather) seats with grey door/side panels, dash, trim with black flooring and maybe some black trim .... with slight wood trim on dash
and im open to other suggestions
thanks for sharing opinions
i am redoing the interior and i cant decide which colors to use and would like ur opinions
choice 1 light tan (leather) seats with 2 tone light tan/gray door/side panels, dash, and trim with gray flooring ... slight amount of wood trim on dash
choice 2 gray (leather) seats with grey door/side panels, dash, trim with gray flooring and slightly more wood trim on arm rests and paneling along with dash
choice 3 gray (leather) seats with grey door/side panels, dash, trim with black flooring and maybe some black trim .... with slight wood trim on dash
and im open to other suggestions
thanks for sharing opinions
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I've always liked black with tan interior, but I can't picture it with gray door panels and carpets. I'm assuming the only carpets you have to work with are gray or black.
I'd go with number 2 if your carpets won't be subjected to mud, grease, dark stains. The black carpet is great at hiding that, but it will need to vacuumed all the time of you get a lot of dust, clay, sand, etc...
I like the wood trim, too, but a lot of people go overboard with it. Start with just the pieces you feel the interior REALLY needs, then stand back and ask yourself if it needs anymore. I don't know about you, but my hood release handle doesn't need wood trim on it.
I'd go with number 2 if your carpets won't be subjected to mud, grease, dark stains. The black carpet is great at hiding that, but it will need to vacuumed all the time of you get a lot of dust, clay, sand, etc...
I like the wood trim, too, but a lot of people go overboard with it. Start with just the pieces you feel the interior REALLY needs, then stand back and ask yourself if it needs anymore. I don't know about you, but my hood release handle doesn't need wood trim on it.
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well the floor is going to be herculiner so it will be hard and i may be mis representing by saying tan i mean a very light biege sorta cream color the wood trim includes a wood speaker cover that i am building in the front door panels and armrests for the back seat
BTW when i say door/ side panels i mean on the inside nothing on the outside will change except maybe the removable top color could go to beige if i go that route
BTW when i say door/ side panels i mean on the inside nothing on the outside will change except maybe the removable top color could go to beige if i go that route
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Not so sure I'd do a beige top color with that black paint. But hey, whatever tickles your fancy! I like the look of higher-end vehicles that have the light tan dash and trim to go with the seats. If you're not crazy about all that tan, I'd go with choice #3.
And BTW, 1956MarkII, I laughed pretty hard on the hood release comment...
And BTW, 1956MarkII, I laughed pretty hard on the hood release comment...
