Preferred Auto Paint & Supply is a locally owned and operated, full line automotive paint and supply jobber to body shops both big and small, as well as happily taking care of our retail and walk-in customers at our clean, comfortable and fully stocked, centrally located Denver location. At Preferred Auto Paint & Supply, Mark, Tad, Mary, Kamila, Allan and Jesus strive to make SERVICE and VALUE with a good attitude a common and enjoyable experience.
Here are some of the services we offer:
- Custom Automotive-Grade Paint Matches
- Custom Filled Aerosol Cans
- Single-Stage Paint Mixes
- Metal Flakes and Pearls
- Automotive Sundries and Tools
- Limited Free Delivery
- Hablamos Espanol
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CHECK OUT WHAT WE'VE BEEN UP TO!!
See our paint on the rides, signs and fixtures at the Elitch Gardens Meow Wolf ride!! Thanks to all our friends at Elitch's for the opportunity to be a part of this amazing project!
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Take a look at this article in Car and Driver Magazine!! We worked closely with client, Ed Gorove, on this gorgeous 1965 IH Scout.
1965 International Harvester Scout 80 Is Old-School Fancy and up for AuctionUp for auction on Bring a Trailer, this SUV is part of the Champagne Series, the luxurious International Scout.
BY JOE LORIO
DEC 1, 2021
BRING A TRAILER
Commenters on the auction website are losing their minds over the painstaking level of detail in the restoration of this Scout, which is said to have been a 2753-hour endeavor. The build was chronicled by the owner/restorer in a 76-page series of posts on the International Harvester fan site binderplanet.com.
The restoration is truly impressive, but an additional element that makes this Scout stand out is that it's a Champagne Series model. Introduced for 1964, the Champagne Series featured the Doll Up interior trim (yes, really) with such luxuries as carpeting, a headliner, a driver's-side sun visor, a dash pad, embossed vinyl door panels, vinyl bucket seats, sound deadening, and chrome-plated control knobs. The dash and steering wheel were painted to match the champagne-colored upholstery. Talk about puttin' on the ritz.
1965 International Harvester Scout 80 Is Old-School Fancy and up for AuctionUp for auction on Bring a Trailer, this SUV is part of the Champagne Series, the luxurious International Scout.
BY JOE LORIO
DEC 1, 2021
BRING A TRAILER
- The Bring a Trailer auction site is currently listing this 1965 International Harvester Scout 80, product of a 2753-hour restoration process.
- This Scout is an example of the Champagne Series, which was introduced for 1964 and included luxuries such as vinyl bucket seats and a removable hard top.
- Bidding ends on Monday, December 6, and as of this writing bids are already above $12,000 and sure to go much higher.
Commenters on the auction website are losing their minds over the painstaking level of detail in the restoration of this Scout, which is said to have been a 2753-hour endeavor. The build was chronicled by the owner/restorer in a 76-page series of posts on the International Harvester fan site binderplanet.com.
The restoration is truly impressive, but an additional element that makes this Scout stand out is that it's a Champagne Series model. Introduced for 1964, the Champagne Series featured the Doll Up interior trim (yes, really) with such luxuries as carpeting, a headliner, a driver's-side sun visor, a dash pad, embossed vinyl door panels, vinyl bucket seats, sound deadening, and chrome-plated control knobs. The dash and steering wheel were painted to match the champagne-colored upholstery. Talk about puttin' on the ritz.
