glove box door paint

Discussion in '1947-1954' started by edwin wells, Jan 21, 2014.

  1. edwin wells

    edwin wells Member

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    Hello - I want to start by thanking everyone on the forum for providing such great info over the years as I struggle to rebuild my '51 3/4 ton to it's original stock condition.

    I am a frequent visitor to the forum but never have much to contribute... sort of like that annoying neighbor who only comes over when he needs to borrow your tools -

    My question is this: I am painting the interior (with the original semi-flat brownish color) and was wondering what to do with the glove box door and the ash-tray/speaker panel. They are currently bare stainless steel, but from the pictures I have seen, it seems as if they should be painted (at least the ridges). Is it the same color as the rest of the interior, or is it a different color?

    Any information appreciated -

    Ed
     
  2. Kens 50 PU

    Kens 50 PU Member

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    Ed, the glove box and speaker grille were two toned in the "champagne and silver" scheme.

    50 chevy pu 3 038.jpg

    Hope this helps!

    Ken
     
  3. ol' chebby

    ol' chebby Member

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    The interior paint is "Sheen Grey Metallic" I found it at Jim Carter's...perfect match. The valleys of the dash pieces are also this color. The ridges and the steering column are a grey- brown, I also found with Jim Carter. You can order new pieces that are already painted.

    Look through my " How to assemble an Ad" thread at the top of the page, I show this.
     
  4. edwin wells

    edwin wells Member

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    Great, thanks Ken and Chebby! I appreciate the info!
     

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