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landarts
![]() Join Date: May 2005
Location: Star, Idaho
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Re: Super Cheyenne aka the "Devil Cowboy"
Thanks, Eric pictures would be great. When I sanded down all the black primer off the top of the dash area it was Light Blue from what I could tell. You will see in the picture below that when I was sanding you can see a little of the dark blue that goes on A-Pillar in the driver's side corner, however, the rest looks like Light Blue to me on top of the dash. This truck did not have much of the factory blue left in too many places.
I have never worked on truck with a two color combo. I read through the 1972 Super Cheyenne K20 build thread that DeadHeadNM and could see the tape lines for the Super Cheyenne version. In that build, it looked like they painted it satin black on top of the dash. So from what I saw on the top of Kenny's truck dash, it looked like it was Light Blue. Anyway, I can always repaint it or I can go over the dash with 3000 Trizact to get more of a flat finish if needed.
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