White Grille Paint Color

[Old School]

I just bought a "blue collar", working-class Bronco. . It's a 1976 with Automatic, PS and ordered without a back seat.

It was owned by a Northern Arizona Ford dealer nearly it's whole life. It was their plow and shop truck. Rode hard, put up wet, but (other than the plow) 100% stock with 89,000 miles

It suffered some body damage years ago. The grill and passenger fender were replaced with Ford steel, but never painted.

Is the proper grill color Wimbledon White? I bought some dupli-color spray cans at Auto Zone and the color looks REALLY tan.

Is that also the correct color for the dash and top too?

 

[Explorer]

I believe that is the correct color. Just repainted my dash with it and seems to match correctly and doesn't look quite as tan as I suspected it would.

 

[2b1ask1]

Correct.. Wimbedon White is the color for the dash, door panels, grille center, and on most tops...

 

[Dbarnes72]

Looks like a great foundation by the way. Good info on the paint.

 

[Scoop]

Correct.. Wimbedon White is the color for the dash, door panels, grille center, and on most tops...

I believe that is the correct color. Just repainted my dash with it and seems to match correctly and doesn't look quite as tan as I suspected it would.

Door panels and dash should be Parchment. WW is very close but not correct.

 

[fordfan]

Door panels and dash should be Parchment. WW is very close but not correct.

Scoop is right......and the Parchment was not gloss either. Maybe satin or semi-gloss.

 

[MyOriginal66]

I have an original paint WW bronco... Grill, top and bumpers are all same color as body, WW (Wimbledon White).