After looking thru the 19 pages of 1st gen pics I have decided that my red D350 may be due for a color change.

My 92 D350 has shed all its side moldings and I'm considering a cosmetic upgrade since it has served me so well. Now what color??? I'm not to fond of the solid red. Maybe two tone...

Silver seems to suit then nicely.

What's your favorite 1st gen dually color(s)?

 

Im partial to the maroon top and bottom with champagne in the middle...check out cbtumedic's in the pics thread, thats my bro's old truck. its also on the very first post under my name.

 

I like silver too but it's a bit of a bear to match later if you have to.

Black is my favorite though, tough to keep clean but a nice glossy black looks sharp

 

My dually was black top and bottom with silver in the middle. Wish I still had it. For a solid color, I like black, white, or the gray of Jim Lane's truck.

 

I really like a dark green/champagne/dark green, in fact, I might do that to my truck

Jon

 

Black for me but then I have a black truck Looks sharp

 

I'll be shooting the paint myself so, I may stay away from metalic colors that are difficult to shoot. White would be easy (and cool in the summer) but I'm afraid she'll turn out boring looking. Maybe go back red and have a silver accent sprayed...

Funny how it started out as 'just a farm truck' and now has become pretty much my daily driver. Even over the two Mercedes I have.

Anyone ever black Line-X'ed their chrome grille? I saw a 2nd gen done that looked very good. Mine is cracked so...

 

I like the gold? flake on the older dodge 72-79

 

I like black.

 

^ Yea, black is really good looking too but keeping it clean in the country

Jon

 

any of the stock 2 tone colors just about. Green and gold is my favorite.

 

I like the white with grey center and red pinstriping.................

John

 

I really like the Dark Metallic Quartz paint on Jim’s truck, it is darker than the original metallic silver that Dodge had back in the early 90’s

And I like it a lot better without the red pinstripe it had.

The darker color makes it a bit more stealth at night, now if I could just figure out a way to quiet the engine noise with the flip of a switch.



Here is the new paint it is in the process of getting as we speak; in the years since it was first painted there is hardly any noticeable shift in the color or fade.

 

Very nice!