CS68
02/08/2006, 09:53 PM
I kind of like the black stripes that I have seen on few CSpecials. were the stripes dealer original or not. I thinking about adding them to my gold lime CS what do you think?
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View Full Version : black stripes on the hood of my CS CS68 02/08/2006, 09:53 PM I kind of like the black stripes that I have seen on few CSpecials. were the stripes dealer original or not. I thinking about adding them to my gold lime CS what do you think? Diesel Donna 02/08/2006, 10:30 PM I like it. Just don't go over the roof and on the trunk, that would be too much. davidathans 02/09/2006, 02:00 AM i have white stripes on my car and i continued them on the trunk and over the lip and i painted my tail light section white..this is on a black car...see what you think...you've got a 68 camaro SS right...do you have stripes going up over your ducklid typed spoiler? Alot of nieve people think my car is your 68 camaro because of the spoiler and the stripes. One thing that just makes me NOT regret the stipes on the rear section of the car...is when i see them in the rear view mirror...looks nice 68gt390 02/09/2006, 06:54 AM I kind of like the black stripes that I have seen on few CSpecials. were the stripes dealer original or not. I thinking about adding them to my gold lime CS what do you think? The stripes were an option you could get in 68. I have thought about adding them to my Royal Maroon CS but, haven't completely decided yet. Don Diesel Donna 02/09/2006, 06:55 AM Hmmmmmm David, I guess I'd have to see it myself. I can imagine that it looks good but I'd never want to be mistaken for a Camaro. Don't get me wrong, I do like Camaro's! CS68 02/09/2006, 08:39 PM My plan was just at the hood from the dirention light to the end of the hood. does any of you have a close picture of how it was done at the dealer. my car is lime gold wiht black gt/cs stripes. thanks luisa2552 02/10/2006, 07:36 AM I love the look of black hood stripes on a CS, especially when the side stripe is black. Were hood stripes ever white? PFSlim 02/10/2006, 07:36 AM I have always really liked the stripes. I think they look very cool. And, if I had a black car like David's, I would stripe all the way back!!!! Since our car is blue with white stripes, I didn't think it would look very good. Paul CALIF GIRL 02/10/2006, 08:09 AM I like the hood stripes and had them put on my car when I repainted. There are a few picutres that show the stripes from different views in the gallery. Russ 02/12/2006, 09:16 AM Does anyone know what type of paint is used for the black hood stripes? Is the black paint glossy, satin or flat?? I like the look on the lime gold car with the black GT/CS stripes. Russ 68gt390 02/12/2006, 09:28 AM Russ; If I'm not mistaken the paint was flat black. Very close to what they used on the 69 and 70 Mach I's. Really tuff to get wax out of so you really have to be careful when cleaning it. Don GTCSMustang 02/12/2006, 10:21 AM Russ, The stripes were called "two-tone hood paint" and could be ordered individually for $19.48 or as part of the "Sports Trim Group". They were factory options but I'm sure you could get them dealer added too. They show up on lots of dealer literature including one of the dealer posters of new car models. They are 13-inches edge-to-edge and extend from the inside of the louvers to the lower windshield molding. They are low-gloss black (Ditzler DDL 9423). They only came in black as far as I know. It is the same black as 1969 Boss 302, and 1970 Boss & Mach. The 68 stripes are not textured like the 1970 cars though. 1968.5 CJ stripes had more gloss than the "two- tone hood paint" stripes. Scott 390cs68rcode 02/12/2006, 11:06 AM Russ, The stripes were called "two-tone hood paint" and could be ordered individually for $19.48 or as part of the "Sports Trim Group". They were factory options but I'm sure you could get them dealer added too. They show up on lots of dealer literature including one of the dealer posters of new car models. They are 13-inches edge-to-edge and extend from the inside of the louvers to the lower windshield molding. They are low-gloss black (Ditzler DDL 9423). They only came in black as far as I know. It is the same black as 1969 Boss 302, and 1970 Boss & Mach. The 68 stripes are not textured like the 1970 cars though. 1968.5 CJ stripes had more gloss than the "two- tone hood paint" stripes. Scott Good to see you chime in and set it straight. gotten any sleep in the last few days? Russ 02/12/2006, 12:08 PM Scott, Thanks for the info. I've looked everywhere for a description of the "Sports Trim Group", but cannot find anything about this option. What did you get with this package along with the two tone hood? My lime gold CS is about to get its final coat of paint, and it original hood had some black paint where the two tone stripes would go. The car's Marti Report does not identify the two tone paint on the option list, so I guess I have to make a call on this option. I'm looking forward to learning more about the Sports Trim Group! Russ GTCSMustang 02/12/2006, 01:14 PM Russ, The Sports Trim Group was discontinued by 12-12-67 and therefore not available for GT/CSs. It was available for a short time from the beginning of Mustang production in 1968 until it was discontinued. The Sports Trim Group included: Styled steel wheels Wide-oval tires Wheel moldings Two-tone paint hood Simulated wood grained instrument panel Comfort weave seats (hardtop and fastback) You could still get those options individually, but not as a package. I think you had a question about front and rear bumper guards too. They were discontinued as standard items before GT/CS production too. They were offered as options. Jason, ...still cleaning. Scott 390cs68rcode 02/12/2006, 02:17 PM Jason, ...still cleaning. you have a rough life........... not! |