Put the little Kenwood 6 X 9 speakers in the rear deck tonight.
I vote white with that red interior. That would be awesome. But given the two choices I'd go black. Black and red would be hot!I vote black. I have it on good authority that when you go black you never go back.
I'm running into the color problem with my valiant wagon. Problem is that in the early 60s, car colors were limited and BORING!!!
When your only options for "high impact" colors were red or white, and everything else were colors an old lady in cat eye glasses would pick, that is the definition of boring.
I think it all depends on whether the car is a V100 or V200 and what you want your motif to be.
Low option = boring plain color
High option = aftermarket color that has some pop and says "I'm here, love me"
Non mopar colors on early As make them pop out and really make their style noticable to the average, non car zombie
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I would stick with with a mopar color just a later one. Noone is gonna notice or care that you painted your 64 valiant a 69 color! HahaI'm running into the color problem with my valiant wagon. Problem is that in the early 60s, car colors were limited and BORING!!!
When your only options for "high impact" colors were red or white, and everything else were colors an old lady in cat eye glasses would pick, that is the definition of boring.
I think it all depends on whether the car is a V100 or V200 and what you want your motif to be.
Low option = boring plain color
High option = aftermarket color that has some pop and says "I'm here, love me"
HahaI painted a mopar a chevy color once and 2 weeks later, all the paint fell off!!!!! lol
I would stick with with a mopar color just a later one.
Coming along nice! Do you have a service manual for your car? Sometimes I like to flip through them as I work on my stuff, they are cool to look at and I usually learn something!
I think red would look good on that car! A few colors would look great with the red. I really like silver too, add some flake to it with the red gut, it would look sharp!
Who says a shade of any color wasn't use on multiple make cars only called something else?
Screw only "Mopar" colors. If the color looks good on said body style and the owner likes it then go for it
Yea that's a good point. Originally (20 years ago) I was gonna paint my dart Corvette blue I think it was call electric blue metallic or something like that I always loved that color then when i finally got to paint it i couldn't afford that caliber of paint so I just painted it gloss black with enamel. The whole paint job primer and all cost me like 100 bucks that was back in 2004. When I started working on it again 2 years ago I wanted to do either black or the blue that I wanted 20 years ago. Then I saw your car and well you know the rest of the story hahaWho says a shade of any color wasn't use on multiple make cars only called something else?
Screw only "Mopar" colors. If the color looks good on said body style and the owner likes it then go for it
Being old!! I remember back to the 80's, 90's when thee old cars became "wanted"> The huge number of F8 Army met. dark green Roadrunners! NO ONE and I mean 99% never consideded painting that car back to that F8 color!!! But the difference in that color newand fresh, vs.20 yrs old is like night and day. That is not a eye pop color even when just laid down, but.....
I get amused at some people that have to have their old Mopar 100 % stock, and then paint it some modern color from a GM or Toyoto!!! What ever roars the boat!! lol
Interior choices can make such a statememt. A red car with red vs black interior. Makes a big difference in the final result. I had a 69 GTX silver with that 2 tone red/maroon int. and another one with black int. Big difference. To me. MY boat has no oars, just a 7 hp Evenrude!!! lol
Rusty, I like how you talk. Out here in California, we don't have many country sounding guys.