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| Has anybody chosen Jasper Green? | |
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| rcolijn | Aug 31 2011, 09:55 AM Post #1 |
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I think mine was a very early 1953 and the original color was Jasper Green. I was wondering if anybody has chosen this colors and has some pictures of it? Just trying to imagine what it would look like:) Thanks guys |
| 1953 CJ3B, stock except for brake booster and Stromberg carburettor, on is way to be restored to former gory as original as possible. Check out The Willys Workshop or my Youtube Channel (please subscribe and leave comments if you'd like to see more! | |
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| rcolijn | Sep 3 2011, 06:03 AM Post #2 |
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Guess not
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| 1953 CJ3B, stock except for brake booster and Stromberg carburettor, on is way to be restored to former gory as original as possible. Check out The Willys Workshop or my Youtube Channel (please subscribe and leave comments if you'd like to see more! | |
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| Dave Pete | Sep 4 2011, 09:21 AM Post #3 |
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Hi rcolijn, I hate it when you just don't get ANY response so that's the point of my reply. ![]() But, I haven't tried that color. If I'm remembering correctly it is a bluish green. Mine was the original forrest green color, and is now blue (painted by the previous and original rancher owner). I had always thought I'd go back to the original green, with black windshield, and put on a black softtop (only color avail now in Tigertop), but in the last year or so I am getting too comfortable with the current blue. Problem with that is I don't think I'd like the black top on my blue Jeep, and my white top is wearing out. Maybe the Jasper green would give me a best of both worlds. Good luck in your decission. |
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| Dave Pete | Sep 4 2011, 09:24 AM Post #4 |
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Whoops! Guess I was thinking of Gulf Blue (I just looked at the paint samples page). Jasper Green, hmmm, lighter, with black top, body color wheels, good contrast to a black winshield and hood blocks. My mind is going a new direction here. |
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| matto | Sep 4 2011, 02:00 PM Post #5 |
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Rcolijn, I have a 54 that was "Granada Green". I just had Nason mix up a batch of the same color and plan to shoot the Jeep next weekend. It appears to be alot darker than "Jaspar Green". Matt |
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Matt O 1954 CJ3B SN#CJ3B OB 5412263 1949 CJ3A SN#10511 body#10517 | |
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