Theme Tuesdays: Gulf Livery

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The orange, blue, and white colour scheme of the Gulf Oil Company is without a doubt one of the most popular colourways among autosport.

These colours obviously look right at home on their native race cars from the 60s, 70s and 80s but they also transfer over well to a variety of other 2 and 4 wheeled vehicles as showcased today.

M&P Speed’s 1967 Ford Fairlane from SEMA 2013
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Another SEMA entry is this Ford Focus on Forgestars
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To quote Jalopnik ‘Miata Is Always The Answer’
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This works way better than it probably should
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Love this 67 Camaro draped in the Gulf colours

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Older Volvos are just seeping into all aspects of SIE these days

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Still a bit sore we got crappy Escorts here in North America… by which I mean cars
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I found this car while looking for more photos of the #widewgn and it actually inspired this post
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I don’t post many bikes (mostly because I am trying to avoid them until a mid-life crisis) but damn if this doesn’t look good
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This Harley Ironhead has a slightly different take on the colours but looks just as good
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Love the rear fender and clever quasi legal plate placement

 

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Interesting that these two unrelated photos are toned almost identically
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9ff GT9…. unobtanium painted in Gulf colours
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On the topic of unobtanium…
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Perhaps no better way to end this post

3 COMMENTS

  1. nothing finer than Gulf livery. i know it looks good on everything, but im pleasantly surprised how well it works on some of the cars here. awesome, great post

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