We’re not going to be able to help with any accuracy based on a pic on the internet. Monitor and phone color calibrations vary, as well as camera settings and whatever post processing was done to the photo. You need to work with a painter or use a factory paint code from something you’ve seen in real life.

 

Looks like its called Hitman Grey/Beagle black according to this site:

1969-70 Ford Mustang Mach 1 - Classic Recreations

Classic Recreations - 1969-70 Ford Mustang Mach 1 -

www.classic-recreations.com

I like the Glossy stripes.

 

Thanks, I missed that in the article. I have been searching every variation of "hitman gray/beagle black" and nothing comes up in google as a paint code or even a style guideline.

 

In other words, it's the "John Wick" movie car paint sheme.

 

Dang it - that's not going to work! From memory I thought Wick's car was much lighter in the movie than that photo. I am hoping to go much darker and black out the hood to avoid that comparison.

 

try GM "Watkins Glen" gray. used on Corvettes....

 

Nice - that's a great color! It seems to shift a bit based on lighting.

if you go Ford magnetic grey its darker, but high metallic

I was looking at that color as well. It seems a little blue-gray depending on the light. I think its the same color as my wife's GLE450

I am debating going high gloss w/clear on the blacked out parts due to the nature of the modern color scheme. I'm not sure if the Mercedes low gloss will look right on this car or the contrast will be too much. I know its just personal preference but any thoughts on this?

 

if you go Ford magnetic grey its darker, but high metallic

 

you can use a matte clear in areas if you want to use the same color...