I personally don't like it at all. It "cuts" the truck up. If the colors were more similar it wouldn't be so bad. But if the truck were viewed with a dark back ground you wouldn't even see the top of the truck and it would look like the top half was cut off. I have never understood the two tone fender thing. The rear fenders look like an add on, but the fronts are part of the lines on the truck. It is like painting the fenders on a 2002 Chevy truck different colors, would someone do that? Back in the thirties it worked, but when the fenders became a part of the hood, it changed all that.
Really good detailing is what makes a car or truck stand out. I can use one car after another that I have seen that were REAL stand outs. All were one color, just very well done. Many different colors take away from the lines on a car. If you can soften lines that don't look good or strengthen lines that you want to stand out that makes sense. But to paint a bunch of different colors just for the sake of being different, that does not.
The color should never be picked because it is simply a great color. It has to work on the car as well. An example is a Cad limo would look like crap in Candy Apple Red. A 1932 **** Roadster looks zero in plain white. Darker colors make cars look small while lighter colors make it look big. Light colors make body lines and gaps stand out while waves in the body disappear. Dark colors make the lines and gaps disappear and make the waves in the body stand out.
Color should not be taken lightly.
Geeeez did I beat that up or what? Sorry.
