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Post a Pic of your GREEN JEEP

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by funkster, May 8, 2006.

  1. funkster

    funkster New Member

    Hello,
    My 1976 CJ5 is in the shop and getting ready for paint. It's got stock Firecracker Red paint, which is original and so faded it looks pink.

    I'm thinking of switching over to a shade of green OR a desert sand. I lean more towards the woodsy/military/desert shades.

    Please post of pic of your green Jeep and the paint code info (if you have it) so I can pick a sweet new stock color.

    Thanks!
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  2. duke54

    duke54 Member

    Here's my 62 forest green napa crossfire paint where ya from ??? fill out your profile would be cool:)
     
  3. lynn

    lynn Time machine / Early CJ5 HR Rep Staff Member

    My green is a 1985 AMC Eagle color, Medium Green Metallic 5B.
    It's a factory AMC color, but was never a Jeep color. It should have been a Jeep color ;) :D

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  4. Mudweiserjeep

    Mudweiserjeep JEEP: Bouncy and Fun

    :drool: :drool:
    I Drool everytime I see your JEEP Duke. I think is a great looking JEEP!
     
  5. Steamer

    Steamer Thick and gritty!

    Now, Duke, to be fair, you can update your own info.......

    I really like the look on your setup; can't seem to place the "stock" wheels and suspension, though....... Heh-heh!!

    If my 61 didn't already have suspension and new tires on fresh powdercoat, I'd sure look twice at what you have! Maybe even a green paint to cover the 45 year old "red"............
     
  6. duke54

    duke54 Member



    Ok i did update but sus is still stockR) You like pancakes Stu
     
  7. duke54

    duke54 Member

    Thanks cant wait to see speedy next to it :)
     
  8. Steamer

    Steamer Thick and gritty!

    Pancakes? You bet. MMMmmmm! But usually with maple syrup or something equally tasty. Long as it ain't green! Or on my head.

    If the suspension is stock, I just may go with those wheels on the 70. Sure like the look! (would they fit over 11 inchers?) And for green, I thought I liked the look of a mid-sixties green in an ad showing a JEEP coming through the dunes and beach grass. Now, seeing another shot of Lynn's rig, well, good thing I got lots of time.......
     
  9. Dondo

    Dondo These are my good pants..

    2002-2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Slate Green Metallic.

    Dondo
     
  10. MCSCOTT

    MCSCOTT Member

    I was wondering what color green that was on yours. I wonder what that would look like with bright orange cage and tube work.
     
  11. 53Flattie

    53Flattie Intigator

    1974 CJ5. Stock color - Fairway Green Poly, although I can't remember the code...

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  12. funkster

    funkster New Member

    Lynn, I think I love you. That's the color. Thanks bro. I will send the "after" pictures in a couple of weeks. xoxoxo, K$
     
  13. Mudweiserjeep

    Mudweiserjeep JEEP: Bouncy and Fun

    We have a winner!!!!:)
     
  14. Mark Mann

    Mark Mann Kermit

    You can see my tiny green Jeep (I hope) in the pic by my name.

    MM :flag:
     
  15. willysnut

    willysnut Banned

    Just OD but it is green, check out my avatar.
     
  16. lynn

    lynn Time machine / Early CJ5 HR Rep Staff Member

    :shock: :shock:

    R) R) R)

    The color is even better in person. The metallic/small metal flake is subtle. Depending on the light, it can look either silver or gold. I think you'll really like it.

    Back about 1993 or 1994, I saw a Jeep painted this color at a local 4WD shop. I know the shop owner so I stopped in to see him. He was selling the Jeep for a customer. We checked the paint code from a bottle of touch-up the guy had. I wrote the code down and saved it. A few years later, when my rig was finally ready for paint (1997), there was no question as to what color I was going with. I discussed it with my painter, looked it up in one of his books, that's how we determined the year for the original application. I did have him shoot a clearcoat over it which has served me pretty well. I have lots of scratches now, almost 10 years later... but most are only in the clearcoat and I think would buff out if I took the time to do it. Maybe later this summer, after the Tioga camping trip next weekend. I think my wife would like to see it cleaned up and shiney again with most of the scratches removed... at least for the summer and evening topless trips to the ice cream shoppe ;) :D
    Good luck, looking forward to your pics!! :) :beer:

    EDIT: here a a few pics from a few weeks ago. Cloudy day, bad angle, plaid shirt reflection ;)... but my intent was to focus on the footman loop and not the paint...

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  17. Phalanxx

    Phalanxx Jeep Newbie

    damn duke, can you paint mine? gees...i dont feel worthy
     
  18. duke54

    duke54 Member

    Aw you can do it it's all in the prep work jeeps are hard to paint cause it's hard to keep a wet edge when you do bottom,inside,ext,fenders,hood,grill and tail gate all in one shot while it's all apart.
     
  19. greencj5

    greencj5 Member

    Roman's color is #431. I think it is called Metallic Spring Mist.
     
  20. powerwagon67

    powerwagon67 Mile-Hi Ghostrider

    Electric Lime Green Pearl.
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