When our trucks were being built, there were 2-tone combinations other than solid color/white. Over at the Kook's OldGMCTrucks.com , there is an album of old GMC advertising postcards with a wide variety of paint schemes.

Look around at pictures and factory documentation - you might find a more unusual paint scheme that you really like. Combinations listed for the 1954 GMC line: Jungle Green/Huron Green, Jungle Green/Neptune Green, Cocoa Brown/Sahara Tan, Flame Red/Cascade White, Teel Blue/Cumberland Blue, Teel Blue/Cascade White. Some other two-tones from Kook's GMC postcards: Ferrara Blue/Chrome Yellow, Neptune Green/Huron Green.

My panel was originally brown on the bottom and tan on top (I saw a pickup in a '70s movie with this exact same paint scheme).

Speaking of odd paint colors, Rob, if you're reading this, what is up with the factory postcard of the purple '52 GMC Suburban???


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