Hey....White is GREAT!
Back on January 5'th, 1974, I had just graduated college and was getting married.
BUT! I was working on a 1946 Ford mild Hot Rod which I had gotten into Primer and sanded out during the fall semester. I was afraid that if I left it for the winter it would rust through the semi-porous primer I had used. I decided that, since we were moving 1-1/2 hours from my folks (and the car) the best thing was to paint it pronto and the only day I had was my wedding day. It's a long story, but it got done by getting up at 4am and getting three coats in before 2pm with an ancient DeVilbiss pressure-gun. Just around 2pm, my future/still wife arrived to tell me "You better get this damn thing finished or your ass is grass!" Don't know why she was so excited - The wedding was at 5pm. I made it, even though we got 15" of snow between 3pm and 10pm.
It was supposed to be the color of a regular coffee but turned out a little more pink than that (1973 Lincoln Continental "Buff"). Good thing it had a bored .300 over 59A/B stroked flathead, Edelbrock dual-carb intake, Offenhouser heads, full-race cam and a LaSalle transmission - it scooted. Still, I managed to paint it with only three runs, all of which got sanded out and looked great. I never painted another whole car.
This was taken the following Autumn after I moved it to our apartment in Springfield, MA. to finish it. Did the front seat upholstery on my wife's sewing machine while she was off on a business trip. You can't really see it, but the entire seat was diamond-button-tufted. The darker seat was the rear seat of a BMW 2002 which fit perfectly and I just covered it with the same stuff.
The things you do for love.............