Ray or Bobbi Adams

"Ritz" <ritz@mordor.net> wrote in message news:wseCf.200$Qz7.86@fe12.lga...
> Shayne wrote:
> > Lovers????!!! ... I'm guessing Louvers!!
> >
> > Would be interesting???
> >
> >
> > "Big Al" <nospamsal1@qwest.net> wrote in message
> > news:K%U3f.20$xe7.1064@news.uswest.net...
> >> "Jboyd4" <joeboyd@cox.net> wrote in message
> >> news:9cebf9b0f406aaf0759a5e4d74b1b9c9@localhost.talkaboutautos.com...
> >>> I know there were only a few of these made and i have one. Does anyone
> >>> know
> >>> what the factory colors were for this model. I am totally restoring
and
> >>> want to go with a pearl white exterior (including dash and steering
> >>> column)with a tan top and tan interior. Is this a taboo if it isn't a
> >>> "factory color" and will that affect my "finished value"?
> >>> Joe
> >>>
> >> Question: Many years ago I had a Mustang convertible, must have been a
65
> >> or 66. It had a Cobra on the brake pedal and in the center of the
steering
> >> wheel. Was a 289, 2 barrel, three speed on the floor. The exhausts
exited
> >> under the bumper, and had lovers on them. It was red with a white top
and
> >> white interior. What was it?
>
>
> If you want it to be white, the "factory" white for '66 was "Wimbledon
> White". If it wasn't originally that color, it will affect the value to
> a collector, but if you're going to be driving it rather than keeping it
> as a trailer queen you might as well just paint it the color you want.
>
> Cheers,


The paint color is something you will have to decide. My 65 is painted
Dodge Viper red and the dash, and steerint column is cadillad pearl white.
The orginial white just didnt go witht he door panels. I know its not
original and may detract from the value, but I dont enter shows, just drive
and enjoy it. If i ever sell it, it will need paint again and then the
buyer can decide.