Modern vehicles, retro paint. Who is doing it well, what examples have you seen?

There are a few dealerships taking modern single color trucks, slapping a wrap on them and creating a two-tone look.  I can't get enough of them.

This guy even has rallye wheels for it, and while the Cheyenne sticker is a bit much, I love it. 

I've seen a LOT of local 90's Land Cruisers flying the TRD tri-colors. 

As far as moden cars, there's been a handful of recent 4Runners doing the same

I want wood grain.

Toyotas got some retro 4Runner going for 2023.

This Cruisin' Wagon tribute is okay, but I'd like to see a more accurate stripe job

I want some of those 90s side graphics packages they put on economy cars.

Erich said:

I want some of those 90s side graphics packages they put on economy cars.

ford got the heritage broncho right. In person I really like them. 
 

Thanks, now I'm looking up vintage jeep graphics that I could do with vinyl.

wearymicrobe said:

ford got the heritage broncho right. In person I really like them. 
 

You definitely got that right.  Such a great look.

In reply to STM317 :

What's neat is that the stripe package on the Gladiator can be had as a factory option.  

Saw this at a local C&C yesterday morning.  The Firebird Esprit parked next to it was a nice contrast.  

Most of the two tone retro stuff I've seen is wrong, because there is no proper body line being followed.  If they are just putting a sticker in the middle of a flat panel, I'm not impressed.

Vinyl is not retro paint. It doesn't do anything for me. 

I dig it.

The car landscape is overwhelmingly gray/white/black/silver/a shade of red.

Adding some variety to it is a good thing.

I admit, I went retro. (Not sure if an NA Miata counts as modern, though.)