Now this? Much better. Even if it’s not their favorite, nobody with taste would object to this.I messed around with bronze and slate gray as well
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- Thread starter Charlie Mike
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^^ THIS RIGHT HERE !I messed around with bronze and slate gray as well
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Looks absolutely badass
No. Please don’t do this.
you can love two different colors but it doesn’t mean they go together.
there’s a reason you see bronze wheels with the eruption green - they go perfectly together. There are not many colors that you can put with green and most of those can only be used as an accent - like the orange that the Badlands trim uses. For large color space like a wheel, in my opinion, your options are black, dark, gray, and bronze. You could use different shades of bronze, and that could set your wheels off from others, but please don’t do blue.
you can love two different colors but it doesn’t mean they go together.
there’s a reason you see bronze wheels with the eruption green - they go perfectly together. There are not many colors that you can put with green and most of those can only be used as an accent - like the orange that the Badlands trim uses. For large color space like a wheel, in my opinion, your options are black, dark, gray, and bronze. You could use different shades of bronze, and that could set your wheels off from others, but please don’t do blue.
An eBay posting has bronze Sasquatch wheels and black beauty rings. Gloss black rings would go with your grille.I messed around with bronze and slate gray as well
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Bronze looks good on green vehicles, tho not very original If you’re looking for a unique look.
Your Bronco has green paint with parts that are black, silver/chrome, white, amber (parking & turn lights), and red (tail lights). You probably could pick colors spanning similar green - yellow - copper orange - maybe red and find a design that looks good.
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