White top break line

[66Z71]

I've found a bunch of overall pic's but only a couple that really show detail. I would like to see more detailed pics of the exact brake line. On the outside, and how it's done for the inside.

There are lots of pics like this.


But does anyone have any more pics like this?

[Clyde65]

how about this one.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevr...fCarsQ5fTrucks

[mwipp]

to add on to your question.. ive seen it broke a couple different spots.. where did the break them from the factory?

[lakeroadster]

I have a ton of photo's of two tones, a lotof ways to skin this cat. I kind of like the last (2) that break at the back of the door. The way the factory does it leaves that little sliver of white under the door window and around the A-post which to me doesn't look quite right.

Here's a few......

[lakeroadster]

And for something a little more custom...

[Clyde65]

I like the last pic.....truck! I mean truck!

[66Z71]

Don't stop. I love the overall ones, but the close up details are what I need.

[mwipp]

i would like to see the two tone cut on the inside haha cause i def wanna paint mine to match the outside

[lakeroadster]

Well, sadly I don't have a lot of close up photos...

[66Z71]

Any detail pics? I would get some myself at a carshow, but it's winter and there aren't any shows.

[jocko]

Originally Posted by Clyde65

I like the last pic.....truck! I mean truck!

what truck?

[CSoliz]

Originally Posted by lakeroadster

I kind of like the last (2) that break at the back of the door.

That is my preferred way as well. I plan on doing it that way to mine, but I want to change to the 60-62(?) trim with the trim that goes under the back window for the break. I'm not a big fan of 2 paint lines just joining together.

[likaroc13]

i was wondering the same & asked a former member here that does restorations:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/4-5-6ch...57611689894246

see if that helps

[mwipp]

i like this one alot. its how i want to paint mine. except mine is a step side and all



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[Alan's Classic]

Don't know if these will help.

[javadoc]

Originally Posted by lakeroadster

And for something a little more custom...

Well heck... that's MY truck! <flattered>

[66Z71]

Alan, that's what I was looking for. Two questions though.
Do you have any pics of the doors and how you did the gray to orange transition going to the interior?
And it looks like you did it higher than the others. There doesn't seem to be any gray below the side windows. Is that correct?
Thanks.
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[likaroc13]

Originally Posted by 66Z71

Alan, that's what I was looking for. Two questions though.
Do you have any pics of the doors and how you did the gray to orange transition going to the interior?
And it looks like you did it higher than the others. There doesn't seem to be any gray below the side windows. Is that correct?
Thanks.
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Alan may have some more pics, but if you go to that link i posted, i think you'll find what you're looking for...just look through the various pages...good pics of the cab & doors showing the factory-like 2-tone paint breaks

[66Z71]

There were excelent pics of the factory stock paint at that link. Makes it even more obvious that Alan didn't do it the same way. I think I like his better, as it doesn't have the long line below the door windows.

[Alan's Classic]

Originally Posted by 66Z71

Alan, that's what I was looking for. Two questions though.
Do you have any pics of the doors and how you did the gray to orange transition going to the interior?
And it looks like you did it higher than the others. There doesn't seem to be any gray below the side windows. Is that correct?
Thanks.
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Let me know if these pics help. As you can see I took the two tone into the jambs on the cab. The door only has the two tone on the outside. It was my personal choice. There wasn't a good breaking point on the inside of the doors. My inside door panels will be silver. So when I'm inside the cab with the doors closed I don't see any silver. That's another reason why I didn't bring the color so far down on the outside of the door. Plus the belt moulding is a good place to break the colors.