Re-spray time with a view to selling

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Originally Posted by rar110

I'm doing some final work on my 1989 Perentie wagon in preparation for a respray. This is my second rebuild since I bought it in 2001.
So shiny silver or tough truck desert cameo?
Thanks

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Originally Posted by simmo

We had a landrover when I was kid in the 60s, I think its called desert sand, similar to the picture attached, maybe a little more yellowish. No need for metalic, and its something a bit different from white. Plus theres Keswick green which is a great color. good luck with the paint job cheers simmo

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I agree with Simmo, I'd be much more likely to buy it if it's a classic colour like desert sand. Or if you want military spec a single flat colour like olive drab. ...Or what about limited edition grasmere green? Camo is only good if it's genuine IMO. You can't fake it.

...show us some before pics.

Hi,
I might be interested in buying once painted as I am after an Isuzu wagon and of course the army ones are special--have had army LR's before too.
If interested please ring or txt me on 0408084051. Thanks, Alan

+1 for grasmere

+1 for olive drab

Orange......

Easiest would be to redo the silver.
Being a Perentie, I think an Aust. military colour would be the better option if not staying silver.
With Perenties remaining popular at auction, you may likely get more interest with a military colour.
I'm partial to the sand colour.
For me, white has become common and tedious.

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Originally Posted by strangy

For me, white has become common and tedious.

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It would look similar to this. I think this is the light tan you are talking about.

Yours was a nice 110 Brian, great to drive.

The desert cam is green, tan and light tan.

Like this
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