Thanks but it sure looks like a YJHere’s the color codes from my book for the 1990 year. I bet the J you see is really a U that is scuffed or otherwise blemished. YU is Dark Titanium
Ok thanks. I went ahead and ordered sem dark titanium bumper paint.I see that. In the end, your exterior colors are of the Titanium shades. In 1990 they had a light and a dark titanium. Your bumpers appear to be darker than the other body panels. So I would conclude they are Dark Titanium. YU is what you want. Unless there’s another explanation, I’d say the label is a misprint
That book is crap for paint codes and names. Damn errors everywhere.Here’s the color codes from my book for the 1990 year. I bet the J you see is really a U that is scuffed or otherwise blemished. YU is Dark Titanium
Im even more confused now. What color is lower titanium accent treatment?Ford had four different codes for the 1987 through 1993 GT lower tu-tone paint but they all had the same name: "Lower Titanium Accent Treatment" (RPO 954).
1987-88 = 73
1989 = 76
1990-93* = YJ
*for part of 1991 code ZH was also used
So the factory ford “two tone” color on the ground effects is the lighter silver color that i see on most fox bodies? Thats the only silver/titanium color they offered?The car in the pics is not the factory Titanium lower color that came on them. The factory lower is basically silver...not dark at all.
I actually like the way the car in the pic looks. Nice contrast. You aren't going to match a paint like that with an off the shelf spray can. At least I don't think so. Stranger things have happened though.
It would make sense that this car’s ground effects have been repainted because its flaking bad on bumpers and some spots on the side.So the factory ford “two tone” color on the ground effects is the lighter silver color that i see on most fox bodies? Thats the only silver/titanium color they offered?
Thanks for your help. I just recently bought the car and the guy said it was original paint. Everything makes sense now. I did order the sem dark titanium paint i think it will be pretty damn close. Im not that concerned about it being perfect. Its for a bumper and for a 16yr old new driver so im sure it will get some bumps and scratches.Paint codes are great for restoring an original color. They aren't worth much after a color change though. I bought my car new. It was Bright Regatta Blue over Titanium originally. It's now Vibrant Red. Completely worn out vibrant red at that...lol. but my paint code still says blue. So no, that dark color is not going to match a code on your door. No big deal though. Any reliable PAINT SUPPLY store can fix you up but it won't be in a spray can.
Or you could just paint all the ground effects black....(inside joke has nothing to do with you )
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