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#684921 10/11/2010 2:56 AM
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I know this is a personal preference question, at least in regards to a rodding application. I know what the original color would be, but I am wondering if there are any practical reasons for painting the dash a different color than the body color. I am thinking of painting my '50 a light blue and was wondering about painting the dash body-color or going with a charcoal color.

Any thoughts?

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Craig


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My first cab I bought had a beige color dash with a green exterior. The second cab I bought and using now is all green. I like the darker green dash because the interior trim stands out more to the eye.


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You're right. . .The chrome trim would look better against blue than charcoal. I hadn't thought of that because my trim has been in hiding for a long time now. My gauges are tan Dolphins, and I think that they would look ok with the blue too.

CK


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