10 cars (18 pictures) found: exterior color of "cream", grouped by car
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(6 photos of a 1967 Special Cream Yellow Mustang Hardtop) This Special Order Cream Yellow Mustang, 289ci V8, hardtop is owned by Michael Gellrich of Germany and was our Attitude Of The Week for January 17, 2010. This is a blank paint code Mustang; meaning, the car was factory painted a non-standard production color. Michael tells us more. We found the car in the Netherlands, there is a dealer who sells only Mustangs 1964-1972. It was a great looking car in our eyes and we bought the pony. At home we saw that there was a missing paint code in the VIN. After sending a chip of paint (found under the rear seat) to Marti Auto, we got the answer that the pony was painted with the special paint called "Cream". We started a search for Mustangs painted in cream, but found no other cars. Then we put our question in the vintage mustang forum and Kevin Marti wrote us that there were 5 cars (with different options) which was ordered by one dealer (Ed Chovanes Ford, San Leandro CA). So we know that we have got a very special car. The Mustang was painted over one time (we hope with the original color) and was a one owner car from San Jose.
(3 photos of a 1968 Whipped Cream Mustang Rainbow Of Colors Hardtop) Whipped Cream 1968 Rainbow Of Colors Mustang hardtop owned by Gonzo from Hawaii. Gonzo tells us that the car was repainted close (a bit lighter) to the original color in the 2000s time frame. There is still original Whipped Cream colored paint n the door jambs, under the hood, and in the trunk. Gonzo tells us, "I had no idea I was buying a limited edition Mustang. My plans were to tear it apart and turn it into a 460cid monster, buttttt all that changed when I started looking into a weird DSO." The DSO is 721185 which we have already confirmed has a sister Whipped Cream ROC.
(1 photo of a 1968 Cream Mustang Dixie Special Hardtop) Frank Fulton found this non-production light yellow 1968 Mustang hardtop. When he ordered the Marti report, he found that it was a Dixie Special. These were special painted and emblem-ed Mustangs ordered by dealers in the Mississippi and Louisiana area. See a local advertisement.
(1 photo of a 1968 Whipped Cream Mustang Rainbow Of Colors Hardtop) This is a 1968 Rainbow of Colors Mustang hardtop painted in Whipped Cream - owned by David from Australia. It's our featured
Attitude Of The Week for the week starting September 6, 2015. David tells us that it has a bench seat, C4 automatic transmission, power steering, air conditioning, and a 302ci V8 (replacing the original 289). This Rainbow Of Colors car has the 71 Los Angeles order district and 0779 special order number. We've heard of another Whipped Cream 1968 hardtop from this special order as well.
(1 photo of a 1968 Whipped Cream Mustang Rainbow Of Colors Hardtop) Check this one out! It's a Whipped Cream 1968 Rainbow Of Colors Mustang hardtop. Check out the paint - this is the first one we have on our site that wears it's original shade of Whipped Cream paint. It actually has light green tone to it. It also has it's original 302ci V8 and an automatic transmission. The owner tells us,
"Came across this car in 2006. The second owner was selling it, having grown tired of it - saying it never has won or ever will win any prizes. I was able to met the daughter of the original owner and get some very important information on the car. Her mother bought the car off the showroom floor and loved it at first sight. The original owner kept the car in a carpeted, heated, and air conditioned garage while in California. When she moved to the mid-west she drove the car herself instead of having it hauled. When unable to drive anymore, she sold it to a neighbor, who sold it to us. The spare tire is one of the original tires that came with the car. I am happy to say the second owner was so very wrong about it not winning any prizes. It has won several times and considering it is up against cars that have been totally restored, I think is great."
(1 photo of a 1976 Cream Yellow Mustang II Special Value Package Coupe) Cream 1976 Mustang coupe with medium gold lower rocker panel paint, sport wheels, fog lamps, pin stripes, and matching creme vinyl interior. No passenger side rear view mirror on this car. The options of this Mustang II is from the Limited Edition Special Value Package. This is a Ford promotional photo.
(1 photo of a 1976 Cream Mustang Ghia MPG Coupe Advertisement) Advertisement for the 1976 Mustang II MPG showing a Cream yellow Ghia optioned Mustang II with the 2.3 liter, overhead cam, 4-cylinder engine which featured the best gas mileage at 34 mpg highway and 24 mpg city. In the upper right a small image of at two tone silver and blue Stallion optioned Mustang hatchback is shown.
(1 photo of a 1976 Cream Yellow Mustang Ghia Coupe) Cream 1976 luxury sport optioned Ghia Mustang coupe with Westminster cloth in Cream (Code DV), Black, Bright Red, Blue and Tan was also available as interiors. Standard options include half vinyl roof, deluxe wheel covers, color matched bodyside molding, dual accent paint stripes, standard chrome grille with fog lamps, and luxury interior. This Ghia Mustang has the following options: center console, dual remote mirrors, select shift automatic transmission, and wide band tires. This photo is from the cover of the
1976 Ford Mustang promotional catalog.
(1 photo of a 1976 Cream Mustang II Special Value Package Coupe) This is a Ford promotional photo of a 1976 Mustang II Limited Edition Special Value Package which includes the two-tone Cream over Gold exterior paint. The package content is listed as special lower body tutone paint combinations, dual accent bodyside tape stripes, styled steel wheels with trim rings, special seat inserts, and brushed aluminum instrument panel applique. Other exterior color combinations include White over Red and White over Blue.
(2 photos of a 1977 Cream Mach 1 Mustang Hatchback) Cream 1977 Mach 1 Mustang II hatchback owned by Dale Jefferson. This Mustang II has a 302ci V8 engine and an automatic transmission. It's our featured Attitude Of The Week starting the week of January 4, 2015. Dale shares this story, "My uncle bought this Mach I new in 1977. I bought it from him in 1985-86. I was T-boned in the drivers door in 1989 and it spent the next 25 years in my Father's barn. Apparently, my Father has been working on the restoration for a while now and surprised me with these photos for Christmas 2014. It is all factory original colors, etc. The only modification was the addition of a tape deck back in the 80s. The only thing I am going to do to it is add some white letter tires. I hope to get home to drive it soon."
