Midnight Blue '76...so what color soft top? Balck or Tan (STC spice)

[digmy76]

So.....what would look best with a Midnight Blue Bronco....a black or tan soft top? I can't really picture either of these, so if someone has any pictures of one of these setups lets see it! Thanks for your opinions! ;D

 

[XxBrOnCoMaNXx]

black would look best.....

 

[jims66]

black

 

[KST1]

I say tan. I nearly went with midnight blue for my Bronco but in the end decided to keep it dark green. I have a spice (kayline) top and think it looks real nice. The spice color looks great with the blue and sets it apart from all of the blue/black trucks out there.

On a side note, it's more difficult to find tan accessories such as seats, seat belts, floor mats, etc. (if you care about all that stuff matching).

-D

 

[ps4wdc]

Black...

 

[6677ebman]

I'm not a big fan of black & blue, personally, I think tan would look better. That's you're choice, though : :

 

[Skuzzlebutt]

Tan does look good with blue, But the top should match either the body color or match the bumpers and grill.
Too many colors will make it look pieced together.

 

[jcwalsh1]

What color is the interior? That would make a difference.

 

[Jeepster]

I seen one on e-bay awhile back. It was sweet. Dark blue with tan top......The guy had a small expensive sports car the same color combo in the background.

 

[digmy76]

Currently the interior is white but needs to be redone so....tan would be an option. I currently have chrome bumpers and a white hard top. What color should I paint the tube bumpers I will be getting soon? Same color as the body or paint them silver/gray?

 

[Guest]

light blue! you asked

 

[Bluntman]

tan

 

[digmy76]

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tan
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Bluntman.....tan top or bumpers?

 

[Skuzzlebutt]

They should match.

 

[XxBrOnCoMaNXx]

check out the first bronco of the first page of the photo gallery.....there is a dark blue eb with a black soft top. you decide if you like it

 

[ASE-73]

If you have access to Adobe Photoshop, you can color modify a picture scan to dial color schemes. I have done this for the exterior, but this approach is especially useful for the interior given the number of colors and coutours involved.

Color schemes are either dead-on or way way off. Nothing worse than a project not looking "just right" after huge effort and $$.