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Hello folks, Im repainting my 60 Parisienne - wondering if I should go solid colour or keep the existing two tone - white roof/blue body

Maybe even a complete colour change ????

Ive seen some 60 two doors in solid blue that looked sharp: mines a four door. 

anyone been down this road, all thoughts respectfully appreciated. 
cheers 

Jeff 



-- Edited by Jeffersonkeith on Wednesday 14th of September 2022 04:50:08 PM

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I like the look of the 2 tone on your car....found a pic of it in your posts. I would not go white on the wheels though. 

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-- Edited by poncho62 on Wednesday 14th of September 2022 06:10:33 PM

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Both look good to me, solid and 2 tone on that car.

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I'd keep the two tone (is that how the car was originally painted?) and if it were mine find some correct steel wheels, paint them body colour and install factory hubcaps.


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Hi guys - thanks for the quick replies. Yes, it was two tone originally and now Im thinking Ill keep it that way. I always liked it that way so I suppose I shouldnt mess with it.
Those wheels I believe are rally's off a late 60s and Id like to upgrade - thanks for the advice on painting them body colour, but I kinda have a hate hate relationship with most hubcap lol nk

And FYI to all. The rockers I ordered fit perfect and my body guy said they were thick ass American steel his words.
Anyway, if anyone was in need I could dig up a the address - out of Michigan. Very reasonable as well.

Thanks
Jeff

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Hello there Jeff, can I have that info of that Michigan place that sells rocker panels?

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Canadian Poncho wrote:

I'd keep the two tone (is that how the car was originally painted?) and if it were mine find some correct steel wheels, paint them body colour and install factory hubcaps.


 What Todd said......love the two tone and go stock wheels.....smile



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Sorry - I havent been on the forum since last fall. Ill find the name and address of the Michigan manufacturer of the Rockers and post it asap. Cheers

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RE: Rocker panels


Hi Ducklife - the rockers are from: C.A.R.S.inc. 2600 Bond Street Rochester Hills, MI 48309 1-248-853-8900

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And thx Todd and Bj - agree - body colour and steel rally on the rims. Cheers.

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