Antique White Or Light Tan Broncos

[Scoop]

If you're back to considering all light colors here is a real sharp one! This Bronco was at the BD Bronco super Celebration in April and it was really nice. VERY subtle but the more you looked at the more you appreciated the nice work and the color really looked good. As I recall it was a special one off mix, but you could probably find something very close in a chip book.

 

[Greg Bell]

That Wimbeldon white looks pretty awesome.

 

[cap35b]

Here is mine. One day it might actully get on the road. Still shaking the bugs out, and adding stuff.

 

[rhino2104]

If you're back to considering all light colors here is a real sharp one! This Bronco was at the BD Bronco super Celebration in April and it was really nice. VERY subtle but the more you looked at the more you appreciated the nice work and the color really looked good. As I recall it was a special one off mix, but you could probably find something very close in a chip book.

That looks a lot like a lighter version of Swiss Aqua. I think that that would look pretty sharp too if you were looking for a slightly lighter and less than common period color.

 

[MyOriginal66]

I agree...pale yellow is a good option for light colors choices.

Here's mine...It aint purty but you get the idea. One of my favorite color combos. I've been told it looks like tan, and it probably could be mistaken for white with a quick glance. Best of both worlds...keep 'em guessin! ;D

ncsubronc, What lift and tires are you running?

 

[stock1970]

maybe the navigators white, Just thinking the newest whites will be the easiest to find touch up paint for.

 

[sprdv1]

Tan for me.....

 

[borg]

Here is a pic of my white '70 LUBR. The paint was by the PO about 10-15 years ago. It's more of a bright white instead of Wimbledon White. I also recently put a black Rampage top on and it looks great.

So that's what my '68 is going to look like...I'm going with Wimbledon but close enough! Thinking about some flat black accent stripes or blacking out the "bubble" on the hood to break things up. I've got an old black STC top for it as well.

Steve