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Prior to the mid-late Eighties, the bodies were fiberglass.  I'd go with simulating raw fiberglass: dull medium gray (which could vary in tone here and there, as they were laid up by hand).  Some overspray of the exterior color(s) wouldn't be out of place either, I doubt anyone did any painting or masking on the inside of the body.  If they did, they probably just blew some flat black over everything but the interior "tin".

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I say matte black which means I would choose a dark gray(almost black).
The few Funny Cars I have been close to have been like that, one in the late 70's was black in the coupe but chalk white from the windshield on. I actually think it gives the driver better visibility or at least the feeling of it.

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image.jpeg.0757b81203b583c63fd3d44b4e0b88fe.jpegI don’t know what time you want for funny cars (60’s 70’s 80’s 90’s etc.) but here on this late 70’s early 80’s funny car interior it is black

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I believe they are painted with a fire resistant paint on the inside and most are black or dark grey.
Although modern funny car bodies are carbon fiber and not fiberglass.

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