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Photoshop request

I was wondering if someone swap the silver to signal orange for me? (but leaving the satin black hood/tail etc as is)


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I thought it was yellow???

Just kiddin mate,

How do you think those PORSCHE decals would go on the T?

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i think they'd look great on your car (seriously)

(the black hood might be a bit racey though...)
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Thanks Ryan,

The stripes on the side from my understanding were an option on the T in 1970 see if this works

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el bumpo!
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Signal Orange is a hard color to hit, especially when you're starting with a gray/silver as a source. It ends up looking metallic, because of the underlying qualities of the gray. It might make more sense to start with a Signal Orange car and change the hood and decklid to black.

But here are some samples. Each is a little bit different -- Signal Orange is one of those colors that can look very different in different lighting conditions.











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jack,

many thanks - that gives me a good idea of how it would look.

now, if you have some (more) spare time - here's that signal orange car for you to add a black hood and lid too...



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The rear doesn't work so well.

Is that Tangerine, Blut Orange, or Signal Orange?


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