Best Reason Not For Me To Get Red.
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Well, I wanted a torch red mustang. Then I realized.....Red, its the color of the Huskers. How did I even think that I should get a red car, how would I live with myself? With that said, anyone have good pics of a black 05 V6? I have seen some on ebay, but the V6 model just seems to look odd to me without the foglights. Anyone feel the same?
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In the short term black is a pain to keep clean but in the long run Red will oxidize. I will probably never buy another red car. I have had three and after a few years all of them began oxidizing.
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Originally posted by BlueStangVert@November 17, 2004, 1:42 PM
I'm a Bama grad and drive a dark blue car. At least it's not orange.
I'm a Bama grad and drive a dark blue car. At least it's not orange.
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I agree no Orange! (Go Blue!) I hated that special Orange (Tangerine) color on the Mustangs a few years ago. A guy here at work has one with a big "T" license plate. Ugh. Of course, he doesn't have many friends here in Big Blue Country! Even though Red is Louisville, I still like red though.
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Originally posted by ecgirard2@November 17, 2004, 3:37 PM
In the short term black is a pain to keep clean but in the long run Red will oxidize. I will probably never buy another red car. I have had three and after a few years all of them began oxidizing.
In the short term black is a pain to keep clean but in the long run Red will oxidize. I will probably never buy another red car. I have had three and after a few years all of them began oxidizing.