First off, I am new to the board; however, have been lurking for a few months, and bought my first bronco last week. Thanks for all the help and great advice I have been reading for the past few months.
So like I mentioned, I bought a 1974 Bronco Ranger last week and love it. There was an engine fire at some point in the Bronco's life. I really want to keep the Bronco about as original as possible, but the hood does bother me (not other folks as much) a bit.
http://marklillycorp.staging.wpengine.com/1974-bronco-ranger/
I was looking for some recommendations what to do. Like I mentioned I would like to keep it somewhat original.
Is it possible to color match a paint job that won't stick out like a sore thumb on a 40 year old truck?
It maybe crazy but I was thinking of possibly incorporating the vintage white decal look and seeing if it was possibly to get a decal made to cover up the discoloration?
Any recommendations are welcome?
Thank you
Mark
http://marklillycorp.staging.wpengine.com/1974-bronco-ranger/
So like I mentioned, I bought a 1974 Bronco Ranger last week and love it. There was an engine fire at some point in the Bronco's life. I really want to keep the Bronco about as original as possible, but the hood does bother me (not other folks as much) a bit.
http://marklillycorp.staging.wpengine.com/1974-bronco-ranger/
I was looking for some recommendations what to do. Like I mentioned I would like to keep it somewhat original.
Is it possible to color match a paint job that won't stick out like a sore thumb on a 40 year old truck?
It maybe crazy but I was thinking of possibly incorporating the vintage white decal look and seeing if it was possibly to get a decal made to cover up the discoloration?
Any recommendations are welcome?
Thank you
Mark
http://marklillycorp.staging.wpengine.com/1974-bronco-ranger/