Found this pony at a local restaurant
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Found this pony at a local restaurant
Driving out to Green Bay yesterday (9/12) I spotted this pony at Joy's Family Resteraunt in Two Rivers, WI. I had to stop and get a couple pics with the ol' cell phone camera.
Sure wish Ford would offer more colors, this one looked great in what appeared to be Emberglo
Sure wish Ford would offer more colors, this one looked great in what appeared to be Emberglo
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Getting custom paint is a good way of personalizing/customizing your car and making it one of a kind. You can get a color no other Mustang with factory paint has.... Kind of expensive though...
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I agree. But it's unusual for someone to have a car custom painted, and not make any other exterior modifications, even if it's just something simple like a GT/CS bumper or different hood.
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After reading another thread comparing Dark Candy Apple Red to Redfire (maybe it was Torch Red), I think it's a Dark Candy Apple Red Mustang with the sun reflecting on close to sunset or the sun shining directly on it.
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Actually I am wondering if that is some kind of weird custom paint job done with Ford connections: Ford DOES have a color called Orange Frost metallic clearcoat
http://autos.yahoo.com/ford_explorer...t_4.6l-colors/
I saw it in person on a Sporttrac and it was pretty darn sweet.
http://autos.yahoo.com/ford_explorer...t_4.6l-colors/
I saw it in person on a Sporttrac and it was pretty darn sweet.
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Car was parked near another red car. It was not redfire or candy apple red, Up close, the color was definately a bronze/orange color and it didn't have the pop of a newer color. It looked like the old metal flake emberglow color from the 60s. Only other exterior mods were chrome tail light trim. It also had the FORD center caps on the 2005 argent wheels. I beleive it was a custom repaint, primarily based on the Mustang Club stickers in the windshield. I actually got out of the car and walked up to it. My son says he sees the car periodically, so I will keep my eyes open and see if the owner will give me a few details. I would be willing to bet he has a classic 65 the same color in his garage.
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I think it looks awesome.
I sure wish Ford'd get a clue re: colors. Esp. Emberglo/burnt orange metallic sunset candy clearcoat... Well, I think that last would be an awesome color... AKA Vixen from Australia.
I think it looks awesome.
I sure wish Ford'd get a clue re: colors. Esp. Emberglo/burnt orange metallic sunset candy clearcoat... Well, I think that last would be an awesome color... AKA Vixen from Australia.