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6/9/05, 02:42 PM
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1st, sorry about it being in this section but didnt know where to put it...
I am ordering the car this weekend and still cant decide on getting a torch red with black interior, then getting it painted like the steeda stang or getting a black with the red interior... both will be getting the steeda chin and 20% tint all the way around. If you want, give me some input on what you guys and girls think... Thanks guys...
I am ordering the car this weekend and still cant decide on getting a torch red with black interior, then getting it painted like the steeda stang or getting a black with the red interior... both will be getting the steeda chin and 20% tint all the way around. If you want, give me some input on what you guys and girls think... Thanks guys...
6/9/05, 04:27 PM
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I may be getting a '05 stang and I couldn't decide between those two colors for the longest time either. Black looks awesome when it's clean, but I finally decided on Torch Red. I love for my car to be looking its best all the time, and black sure doesn't stay clean long and it magnifies every blemish in the paint. So if I get one I’m going with Torch Red.
6/9/05, 04:53 PM
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When I bought my '02 GT I got black because I always wanted a black Mustang. It looked great new but after a couple years of freeway driving it didn't look so good anymore :angry: Granted, you will have this problem with any color paint but it just seems like these kind of blemishes really stand out on the black since they show up as white specs.
This time around I got my '05 GT in torch red and we'll see how much better it holds up. My wife's Explorer has a metallic blue and while it still has the same kind of blemishes, they don't stand out nearly as much.
Doug
This time around I got my '05 GT in torch red and we'll see how much better it holds up. My wife's Explorer has a metallic blue and while it still has the same kind of blemishes, they don't stand out nearly as much.
Doug
6/10/05, 12:48 AM
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6/10/05, 11:24 AM
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Torch all the way. Black is beautiful but a pain to keep clean and I would rather not worry about how it looks after 15 minutes sitting outside, especially with Pollen and plain dust.... But it's your choice so go with your gut... You can't lose with either choice.
6/10/05, 02:50 PM
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I remember trying to make that decision
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6/10/05, 05:39 PM
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Originally posted by sadsquared2@June 10, 2005, 1:51 AM
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Black does look the best when it's just clean, but from experience, I'll never own another black car.
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6/11/05, 08:40 PM
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I for one would NEVER get black. They are so hard to keep clean, and they get so hot in the summer sun. Anyone who drives a black Mustang is stupid.
Oh, wait a minute, nevermind...
Black is the only color that should even cross your mind.
Sean
Oh, wait a minute, nevermind...
Black is the only color that should even cross your mind.
Sean
6/11/05, 09:32 PM
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