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#993497 12/19/2013 2:17 AM
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well I am most likely going to paint my 61 in a month or two and I was wondering if anybody has a way to show a pickup on the computer and change the colors to see what might look best? I'm definitely not very good with computers but it seems there should be a simple way to do that. most likely I'm gonna use paint from a farm store so it is likely to be ford blue-,john deere green- probably not, red white etc. ford gray or one of the colors they offer. I think the brand is van syckle or some such. anyway just wondering.

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I have yet to see any computer program that does a good job.

I'd suggest buying a quart and painting the tailgate, no substitute for seeing the color on an actual panel.


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