| dandy32 | -- 11-23-2019 @ 3:27 PM |
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Does anyone have A picture of A 1936 Lincoln in Brewster Green they could post I think it was A one year only color and is darker than Fords called Brewster green Thanks
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| TomO | -- 11-25-2019 @ 7:32 AM |
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If Google "1936 Zephyr for sale" you will get lots of photos of Zephyrs. There are a couple of green 1936 Zephyrs. They may be correct Brewster Green or just a green that the owner thought looked like Brewster Green. If you want a good sample of the color have your paint supplier mix you a sample and then spray it on standard gray card or a piece of metal with covered with the primer sealer that you are going to use. The color in photos depends upon the camera used, the lighting that was used and your monitor calibration. In other words, if I took a photo with my Canon camera and you took one of the same car at the same time with a Nikon camera, the color could be displayed different on a print or monitor. My monitor could display the color different than the print or your monitor. Tom
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| dandy32 | -- 11-26-2019 @ 9:40 AM |
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Thanks Tom will Do
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