Khyber
it's a hard parked life
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Tribefan
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Thanks! Glad to be here
Tribefan
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Got my stripes put on today! Kit purchased from Big Worm Graphix and installed by Tintworks near Gastonia, NC.
Bradrulz
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Nicest stripes I have seen yet on the CO. I have debating putting stripes on mine for awhile now.
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CommyO
Is it a v8?
I'm more of a vinyl'ed roof fan but those do look really good.
I thought I was the only going between OW and CO. I obviously ended up getting CO but kinda wish I got white to match my white and black expedition that I dipped. I kinda miss the white look especially on cloudier days when everything contrasts just right. On the the other hand though, it'd be just a white car as someone already mentioned. There are so many white cars it'd blend in too easily and I wouldn't have the option to black out heat extractors on the EB and the all white hood doesn't look quite right. The white and black look is also extremely played out and overrated especially the roof wrap on white. All in all, I could argue all day about which one is better but I think CO was probably the better choice.
Tribefan
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birdog
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Painted my engine and blacked out the pony.
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birdog
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strengthrehab
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I was thinking of doing that but on a Magnetic car since grey and orange are my favorite colors.
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CommyO
Is it a v8?
IMO matching engine bay components colors with car color seems a bit tacky.
To each their own I guess. The paint job came out nice though. Plasti Dip is man's best friend.
To each their own I guess. The paint job came out nice though. Plasti Dip is man's best friend.
dwalker
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I was up in the air about paint matching under the hood. I ended up just removing the engine cover and plasti-dipping the intake manifold and coil covers.
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