Wimbledon white or a lighter white???

[papy]

Hello fellow members,
I recently purchases a 66 bronco from a friend of mine. This unit had a complete nut/bolt frame off restoration about 4 years ago. It was repainted in springtime yellow and a light white color on the dash and door panels. I am kind of stuck on what color to paint the hard top in. Should i stick to Wimbledon white to keep both white and yellow original to 66 or should i paint the hard top in the lighter white to match the door panels and dash?

 

[okie4570]

If you're wanting to stay original, the dash and door panels were gray. Everything else that was "white" was Wimbledon. No pics? We'll be awaiting pics

 

[papy]

currently not a contributor so i cant post any pics.

 

[blubuckaroo]

I had to repaint my top after painting it Wimbledon White. It didn't match the very white fender flairs.
Chevy/Toyota White was the match.

 

[Hopstr]

If you are trying to go classic, I would go with Wimbledon White. Especially on the exterior.

 

[Scoop]

Wimbledon White to look correct. Later years dash and panel were Parchment and not Wimbledon White so they didn't match either!

 

[edmedlin]

The top was Wimbledon white. It didn't necessarily match other white colors on the vehicle. Just another one of the little quirks of the EB.

 

[papy]

you don't think if the door inserts, dash, front grill and the ford lettering on the tail gate are one shade of white and the topper in Wimbledon white?

 

[papy]

i really like the Wimbledon white however i don't know how i feel about two different shades of white.