White? Off-white? Parchment?

[randy.powell]

So I'm getting ready to re-do the interior of Ol' Blue. Going to go from all blue to black and white interior like my '68 Z-28 was. White headliner, white door panels, white sport bucket seats and white headliner. Black carpets, console and dash pad. She's a 1971 C-10 Cheyenne Super.

My dilemma is that I can't seem to find all of the white interior pieces from the same vendor. Of course Truckseats will get my business for the seat upholstery but where/who do I get all of the other things I need that will match?

None seem to have everything I need in "white". White - off white and parchment but none in all matching.

What/where is the best place to get the interior pieces I need that will match? I don't want to have several shades of white in my interior.

Any pointers/tips would be greatly appreciated!

TIA,
Randy

[70STOVEBOLT]

Good luck. It's the same way with blue.

[BLAZERMAN]

Originally Posted by 70STOVEBOLT

Good luck. It's the same way with blue.

As well with Saddle and Browns. For paintable parts and things like a headliner that don't get wear I use my local auto body paint store, they can scan an item like the backside of a defrost duct and get a real close match mixed up in an aerosol form. I also live within an hours drive of LMC and Classic Truck Parts of America, it makes a big difference when you can actually get the parts out and next to each other before purchasing.

[Already Gone]

Randy if you are up to painting the parts yourself I was told by someone that has restored many consoles that SEM paint # 15103 is a 99% match to the original parchment color.