The only green offered in '52 was Tropical Green, and that's more of a kelly green shade, and a solid color.Your's is definately not a '52 color. Best bet is to have a sprayer at your local smash repair match your color for you.How'd I do on the Brit lingo?
Good lingo Rich. Spot on mate. I can get it matched... just wondered if Harley ever offered this shade.
I think it may be a Ford Green.It reminds me of the colour of Steves car in Bullitt.
this might help: http://www.hydra-glide.com/yearbyyear.html
I ... ahem... have a requirement to match the paint on my '52 Pan (above) and have no idea what colour green this is... or even if it's a Harley shade.
The only green offered in '52 was Tropical Green, and that's more of a kelly green shade, and a solid color.
ReplyDeleteYour's is definately not a '52 color. Best bet is to have a sprayer at your local smash repair match your color for you.
How'd I do on the Brit lingo?
Good lingo Rich. Spot on mate.
ReplyDeleteI can get it matched... just wondered if Harley ever offered this shade.
I think it may be a Ford Green.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of the colour of Steves car in Bullitt.
this might help: http://www.hydra-glide.com/yearbyyear.html
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