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I"d be screwed...Can't make up my mind on the choices I'm coming down too. At this point think it's going to be Luminious Brown with white roof...or all white. But getting closer on my colors.
The car hobby is expensive. I've been in it for 50 plus years. I've alway had to do it with a limited budget. As the years go buy the cost get higher, you all know that. I need to paint my 62 Plymouth. Called today to get prices on paint...the prices they told me are not in my budget ( not even...
The High Impact colors look wrong on early mopars...going back to mid 50s through 1960 some of those pastel color combos were cool, but would also look wrong after the time period they were used.
I've been trying to pick a color/colors for over 2 yrs ( I can not decide, and the cost of paint/ limited cash flow does not help ) ...I need to get engine bay painted, so I can put engine back together and get this car mobile again. Thanks for all of you replys to my endless questions.
As long as we are willing to pay the price for any product...the sellers will charge as much as possible..Does not matter what the product is..fact. $8,000.-$10,000. dollars for super bowl tickets..need I say more ??
Yeah..but what I'm asking is ...were the 63/64 Turbine cars the same color ..as the 66-68 production color turbine bronze....or was the Turbine Bronze for the turbine cars different/special color ?
Was the Turbine Bronze paint used on the Turbine cars, same color used on the 67-68 production model Chrysler cars ? .... If not, is there a paint code for the " Turbine Car" turbine Bronze color ?