Paint color choice

[olde-goat]

I will soon have to make a paint color choice for my 65 CA77 Honda Dream. Want to go with one of the four OEM colors (except white). As I like all the original paint colors; red, blue and black I am having a hard time deciding. Depending on cost/availability I may not go with white wall tires As I am not restoring this bike for resale, but would still like to pick a color that is more popular among restorers. Just would like to get input from others on this forum as to color preferences. Thanks

[Seadog]

If I was restoring another CA, blue would be my first choice, followed by red, then black.

[jkv357]

Mine is black, but I'm a big fan of blue myself.

Red is nice, and may be the most popular color, but a blue Dream is much more interesting IMO.

[DJM]

I'd love one of these to add to my collection.

I'd also go for the blue paint job.

Red is pretty but a bit too 'in your face' for me.

Simply too much metalwork to paint it all black, too drab I feel which leaves blue as the remaining option.

Perhaps I'm a bit biased as my first bike many, many years ago was a BLUE C92 Benly, never been without a Honda since then!

[G-Man]

I can easily find you a project - DJM.

Have you got permission from "The Boss"?








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I'd love one of these to add to my collection.

I'd also go for the blue paint job.

Red is pretty but a bit too 'in your face' for me.

Simply too much metalwork to paint it all black, too drab I feel which leaves blue as the remaining option.

Perhaps I'm a bit biased as my first bike many, many years ago was a BLUE C92 Benly, never been without a Honda since then!

[olde-goat]

I appreciate all the replies. Blue it is then. I actually am partial to this color. By chance does anyone have a recent paint code? Thank you

[LOUD MOUSE]

ROYAL BLUE
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BLUE
Dupont IMRON code 63203U . ..................LM

I appreciate all the replies. Blue it is then. I actually am partial to this color. By chance does anyone have a recent paint code? Thank you

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