Iwas just about to say tan/beige.. relatively unique, doesnt show dust, and looks really cool.

 

Blue would be nice!

But maybe a different blue from that nissan blue, I picture nissan when I see that colour on a small truck! lol

 

well on my 2nd gen im doing the brighest yellow and where the hood comes up is going to be shiny black and with black rims and my whole flat bed will be painted black again

 

x2 on this one...
i did the rattle can version of Tan Camo:

 

My vote is Toyota color 196 Pewter Pearl
Looks good with Black contrast (flairs, bars, etc...

 

in process of painting my 93 pickup the toyota speedway blue. Figured using a new tacoma colour on an old truck would be nice.

Here's the color:

 

im no where near finished. but i sanded it down bare shiny metal ( bad rust) then rolled on rustolem heavy rust primer. went with green textured rattle cans 6$ at walmart and started it turned out camo. to cold now to finish it.






got rid of that crappy running board and mud flaps

 

 

Don't be foolish, everyone knows yellow is the best color!

 

i like hiding from the cops lol. yellow will stick out paint it muddy yuck << if only somebody would invent that i'd paint mine

 

WOW Looks like a single cab version of my 86 x-cab when I got it. Had the same factory color and graphics, and rust in the same spots of bed to beat all LOL

 

is the floor board rusted out on the driver side? near the body mount and firewall lol.

i left the stripes on just rolled over them

 

HAHA No rust on floor board. Its a Colorado truck. Here it is after I first got it in December 2003

 

i thought it had a twin. except mine had a chrome bumper,grill and chrome diamond plate bumper all that had to go as well. I remember your truck cause i posted in the thread about hitting a bear. sister hits moose who was going to visit sister who hit moose. did you ever repaint and fix it?

 

x3 on bedlineing the whole truck, no worry about dent removeale or scratching your fresh paint loL!

 

the textured paint i bought wit the primer layer is pretty tuff. maybe not as strong as liner but i've brushed it up against tree's. well see how it olds up to this road salt crap they put down.

 

It had chrome bumpers and grill, had the black end caps on it but slowly working on it. Dont have garage so its a little rough to work outside in the cold. Did enough of that when I first got the truck at 19. Going to do a SAS, hoping by this spring i will have the parts to do that.Then get the new body parts and then to my buddys garage and testing our painting skills. Gonna use dupli color paint shop most likely. Might just shaker can it

 

X4 ON THE BEDLINER!!! i had used raptor liner brand from tptools.com, on my 1985 nissan king cab i had for a short period of time (its life was taken about a month ago in our house fire) and it was easy, tough, and looked awesome. thats my plan on my 86 r-te, better than the rattle can primer job it has at the moment from the p.o.

 

Believe it or not, white is actually pretty clean and it hides a lot of imperfections.

 

Bed liner is horrible for dirt. Mud sticks to bed liner like glue ... Most bedliner fades as well, and it's usually porous so you can't just paint over rust or bare metal..

Didn't stop me from painting my entire bed in bedliner though .. then over most with red. red top, black bottom..