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OK, I saw a photo of a car similar to mine as a two tone, so I tried it on my own. What do you guys think? Is it a good route to go? I have to say I like it a lot!
http://www.forgottenclassics.com/photos/twotone.jpg
p.s. hopefully, unlike my other posts, this will not ignite a political discussion :D
Nope...................ya did it again...................blue designates liberal!!!!:eek: :eek: :LOL: :LOL:
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Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
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Well my car is currently sitting in the shop. I managed to barter a website for about $3500.00 in paint and bodywork. Hopefully I will get the car back sometime next week. Here are some pics in the shop:
http://www.forgottenclassics.com/mem...rt/shop001.jpg
http://www.forgottenclassics.com/mem...rt/shop002.jpg
http://www.forgottenclassics.com/mem...rt/shop003.jpg
i think you should to be able to paint your car any color you want as long as it one color. :HMMM: :LOL:
One color? Where is the fun in that?
What I have decided on is having the bulk of the car in weindveil blue (same as the new Mustangs) and the top only will be bright white tinted with a frosty blue pearl. It should be sweet!
you going racing or to church? :eek: :LOL: :LOL: as long as you like it , thats all that counts. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shrug
A car with that body style just crys out for a white top.
Besides, there are no rules in hot rodding!
My little old grandma use to drive a bitchin 64 T-bird, in pearl pink, and yes, she drove it to church!
Wow, I miss my grandma, been nearly four years since she passed. Maybe I should dedicate the Crysler to her, call it PROJECT: Granny
and paint the car pearl pink. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shrug
maybe a 64 Ford vintage burgandy or colonial white with the T-Bolt hood
Yeah, with that much sheetmetal, maybe a two tone will break it up a little. Should look nice. I'm not a two tone guy either, but in this case it might actually visuallly lower the car somewhat.
Post some pictures when done.
Don