john_3.0s

I've got two 3 doors, one black and one white both genuine cos shells but the black one is painted grey inside on the floors whereas the white one it white inside. The odd thing is that the white one doesn't look like it has been painted inside there really isn't any traces of grey anywhere. Both are painted grey underneath up the trans tunnel etc like they all seem to be. Any ideas? Maybe the White one was a replacement she'll from ford? Doesn't really matter I'm just curious s it's going for paint soon so could put it back to grey if that's what it should be. Thanks!

LINCOLN

iTrader: (1)

They are original.... I have a mate with a black one who has lots of original ford photos. White ones were white as is yours and I believe blue ones are grey like the black ones.

LINCOLN

iTrader: (1)

My white one was all white inside.... everywhere.

john_3.0s

Sorry thought I had replied to this! Cheers for your response, looks like it as it came out the factory then, thanks! John

cossiestu

Maybe they were a bit short on black and moonstone paint at the time?! Lol

Paul_RS

iTrader: (4)

They are Dolphin grey underneath from memory, with overspray of the cars colour along some bits and a few patches of black added in around some points

john_3.0s

Dove grey I was told but probably about the same colour, my White one it grey underneath just like the black one just the inside of the floors is the same

john_3.0s

Lol sounds like ford! They were definitely a bit tight when it came down to corrosion protection