T8stang
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That color looks amazing on this car.If this was a thing it would totally be my pick.
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That color looks amazing on this car.If this was a thing it would totally be my pick.
No doubt. Although I usually prefer metallics, this this looks like it's dripping wet. What an astounding paintjob and it really shows off the lines of the car like Ingot does.If this was a thing it would totally be my pick.
Perfectly described. Good word choice there. I think that exact thing is the very appeal to some, especially if it is a high end model like an SVT. Kind of like a stealth industrial look or something.So if it turns out that sort of shade is actually what eventually ends up on the car, what is it that people like about it? Particularly with all-black wheels, it seems very industrial/utilitarian/institutional to me.
so? doesn't make it any less :barf:I found that pic smart one
I think most like it, which puts us right back @ square one.Personally I like it who's wants a color like everyone else anyways
If this was a thing it would totally be my pick.
I saw at least three different cars today with that color. I think it is become much more readily available.
I think Toyota/Lexus offers a similar color on their FJ and Scion TC. Porsche has a few awesome pearl gray shades. That render that chrisvr6 made looks like a hybrid between the 997 Sport Classic and the upcoming Z06's new "Tiger Shark Gray."I think even small color accents brake covers small short stripes will also make this color look sick...I realize ford has to limit customization but if Ford felt like they couldn't make money on it have it as a specialized color that was order only...
Anyone know who makes these rims and the model number?
:shocked:P44SC HRE. About $8K+ for a set.
Yes they are stock.Are those stock rims on that Corvette or after market? Any one know who makes them ?