Nightshadow Pearl Blue Rollcall?

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Nightshadow here in Idaho - must have been a popular color to ship to PNW dealers compared to the rest of the country, eh?

DougM
 
Best color out there! Mine spent her first 11 years of life in Kansas before I bought her site unseen on Mud, hopped on ExpressJet (back when they were flying to KS dirt cheap) and drove straight back to California.
First picture is our first run at Cleghorn before removing the flares and running boards.
Second picture is Pismo Beach last month (I like the slimmed down approach much better:)).

Oh, and she had lockers.
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Marcus1983 said:
Best color out there! Mine spent her first 11 years of life in Kansas before I bought her site unseen on Mud, hopped on EasyJet and drove back to California.
First picture is our first run at Cleghorn before removing the flares and running boards.
Second picture is Pismo Beach last month (I like the slimmed down approach much better:)).
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pismo? what beach is this?
 
Got my front mudflaps! (Took off my running boards) Here she is parked at work.

Thanks Drew!

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nice looking rig, and the front flaps look great. Glad they worked out for you.
 
Hey Marcus, what size and brand are those tires in the second picture? I'm in the market and that is the look I am looking for.

thanks
 
Anyone with the nightshadow pearl blue done lined flares (or flareless)? My paint condition sucks and I am trying to figure out what colors would go well with the blue paint. I have to do where my flares were, the roof where the roof rack was and the hood, which is pretty faded. Anyone with experience matching this color? Anyone with photoshop skills to see what looks good before pulling the trigger?

thanks
 
Nightshadow Pearl Fender Flares?

Anyone have any fender flares this color for sale?
 
This was mine from a few years ago. It was a 96 with lockers. I removed the big part of the roof rack and the running boards and hit the trails. With stock tires, I was climbing hills at Gulches in Laurens, SC that many other modified trucks had great trouble with. I pulled out a Jeep that day, and have it on video, Im looking for that vid now...

I want to find another Nightshadow Pearl one day, its my favorite color. This one had come from Florida and the previous owner had it repainted, poorly. A 97 CE locked would be my preference. The color looks great with a nice splattering of Carolina orange clay....

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Well, almost 6 years later and my wish came true. Bought a 1996 Blue on gray with lockers and 257k miles. A rust-free Texas truck with original paint, or lack thereof, and no accidents. Plan is to baseline all maintenance, then paint, then interior, then suspension. Nothing major beyond that, Im not gonna really wheel this one, maybe just some overland/camping type stuff. I want to make a cherry out of it.

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Great score! I love the dark blue, but mine shows a lot of ttrail rash now and the paint on the hood is toast.
I must admit I wish mine were white.
But the blue does look great when it's in good condition.
 
Congrats! If I stripped everything off mine & reverted to stock it would look exactly like yours sits now. Have fun, good luck, don’t forget the step #6’s along the way, and :flipoff2:
 
bicycleagent003 said:
Great score! I love the dark blue, but mine shows a lot of ttrail rash now and the paint on the hood is toast.
I must admit I wish mine were white.
But the blue does look great when it's in good condition.
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White is my second fave in these, especially a white CE, with the gray trim. I think Im gonna add the gray trim to this and make it like a blue CE.
 
plutonius said:
Congrats! If I stripped everything off mine & reverted to stock it would look exactly like yours sits now. Have fun, good luck, don’t forget the step #6’s along the way, and :flipoff2:
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step #6s?
 
Step #6 is Mud Talk for a :beer:

I'm thinking I could use one right now actually.
 
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