After 8 years, it looks more orange than red. Although my car won't be a daily driver, I would like the paint to remain intact and the right color for as long as possible. Am I dreaming?  Do any of the choices presented fit the bill?

That did it - thanks.   I didn't want to try correcting it because I would probably cause this web website to go down for a week! 

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This should do it





54 Victoria 312;  48 Ford Conv 302, 56 Bird 312
Forever Ford
Midland Park, NJ

Could someone correct the position of my picture in the above post - thanks. I'm not too great with this stuff.

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This is what Ted is showing in his last post - "SP152 Ford Red" but about 8 years of use later.
  


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Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)

Oops, forgot I already posted -- not 20 yrs old anymore!!!!  JLB

55 Ford Crown Victoria Steel Top

Folks,

Got 'hold of Duplicolor DE-1605 "Ford Red"; it's a very good match! Thought some of you might like to know.

Regards, JLB

55 Ford Crown Victoria Steel Top

Thanks folks! I've now got the Duplicolor DE-1605 which looks really good alongside some original engine paint (was hidden from sun & heat).
Regards, JLB

55 Ford Crown Victoria Steel Top

The Seymour is just a bit lighter/more orange than the ‘Ford Red’ (which is what Blue Thunder retailer used).  T-Bird restorers use Seymour.

6 VOLTS/POS. GRD. NW INDIANA