Wanting to see some paint jobs???
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If you look at my gallery I have a two tone, black on the bottom, claret red on top, with the split along the bump. We put a small black stripe down the top of the bump above an equal width red stripe. We put a lot of gold pearl flake into both the black and red, so it looks completely different in the sun light.
Mine is a step side, so we did the step and fender in black, and the box in red.
Mine is a step side, so we did the step and fender in black, and the box in red.
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In my gallery is my '72 blue and white and my '68 green
The '72 has the thick XLT body trim seperating the 2 colors.
The PO didn't repaint the top correct. Factory would have the door and around the windshield white and only the roof and around the rear window blue. There is also an attempt as flames on the hood as well.
The '68 would be an XL in todays standards in a mono color.
The '72 has the thick XLT body trim seperating the 2 colors.
The PO didn't repaint the top correct. Factory would have the door and around the windshield white and only the roof and around the rear window blue. There is also an attempt as flames on the hood as well.
The '68 would be an XL in todays standards in a mono color.
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Something other than stock!
The paint job will be something other than stock! I'm gonna go with a modern color scheme. I like blues but wanting something little different. like a fast lookin silver type. haven't seen two many of these trucks fixed up and just lookin for some trucks to check out. Catch you guys later, thanks for checkin in. Its about 10 degrees right now and getting colder, chance of snow tonight.
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Mine is decidely not stock -- Rangoon Red for my highboy from the factory.
I suspect the current colour is based on some early and late sixties che****. It's very similar to a 64-66 Chev* II I see around locally, as well as a local Camino -- both mint and beautiful (as far as it goes, right?).
As far as 'fast looking' goes, I dunno. My truck never looks fast, and doesn't go that fast. However in third it *sounds* fast.
A body guy told me a long time ago that two-tone body jobs are for old guys. Maybe I'm getting old, it's growing on me.
Maybe I should repaint to distance myself from those accursed non-fomoco entities...
10 fahrenheit? I'm from Canada so if my conversion is correct it's 15 - 20 below freezing? Up here on the west coast it was +10 celcius today , so about 50 Fahrenheit...
darrell
I suspect the current colour is based on some early and late sixties che****. It's very similar to a 64-66 Chev* II I see around locally, as well as a local Camino -- both mint and beautiful (as far as it goes, right?).
As far as 'fast looking' goes, I dunno. My truck never looks fast, and doesn't go that fast. However in third it *sounds* fast.
A body guy told me a long time ago that two-tone body jobs are for old guys. Maybe I'm getting old, it's growing on me.
Maybe I should repaint to distance myself from those accursed non-fomoco entities...
10 fahrenheit? I'm from Canada so if my conversion is correct it's 15 - 20 below freezing? Up here on the west coast it was +10 celcius today , so about 50 Fahrenheit...
darrell
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My mom just bought a black car (last "left-over" they had) and same thing. Plus some how you can see all sorts or tiny scratches in the clear on it. I think from a car wash.
Don't get me wrong. I do like black and it does look good but is a bear to keep looking factory shiny.
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