Yep, that's your color, very nice btw.
I'm eager to see how the kona blue sprays out. I really like the original picture on this thread. That blue does look good.
Just from memory of cars I've shot with kona though, I think it's darker than that.
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I'm eager to see how the kona blue sprays out. I really like the original picture on this thread. That blue does look good.
Just from memory of cars I've shot with kona though, I think it's darker than that.
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It was repainted about 3 years ago, black was also the original color , single stage just like the factory. Didn't need any body work, I've had it since new and took pretty good care of it. Stager's in Lincoln Park NJ did it for 3,500 bucks, but I do have a relationship with them through my work, they do all the body and paint on our fleet trucks. Thanks for the compliment it's much appreciated
Pretty sure yours is ultra blue/titanium
Prob one of my fave fox GT two tone combos. Next was that green two tone shade. Anyone know that name?
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Prob one of my fave fox GT two tone combos. Next was that green two tone shade. Anyone know that name?
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Like the wrap(and understand why you used it) but that Guard color is damn sexy on that car. Does the wrap effect the paint underneath over time?
Thanks! The wrap does not affect the paint at all, in fact it protects it. When I peel the wrap of this coming spring the paint will be brand spanking new. I've actually decided to ceramic coat the car after it is peeled. I never realized just how many Guard cars they wouldn't make, my original intention was to stand out with the car and I actually feel that Guard will still set the car apart from most of the other colors.
That's actually a cool color. I don't think I have yet to see that shade in person.
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I like it a lot. I parked close to one a few days back and had to stop and admire it. Very nice!
what is going on with your wheel studs/bolts?Sonic blue in the sun
a heads up in case you are not aware, but there is no way those are legal for track use.
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That's my son's car. When we were painting it, he screwed around and lost some of his shiny front acorn nuts, so he has some stock acorn nuts that are hard to see. The car came with the longer race style studs in the rear, and it has open ended acorn nuts there too. It's not pretty, but it's perfectly safe, and I'm not buying them twice for him.. He's aware of it but more interested in spending his money elsewhere apparently.. And he won't be taking his daily to the track.
Thanks for the critque though.
Well, here's kona blue:
It looks dark in the booth, but so did my red car and it looked brighter by far in the sun. I'll try to get a sunlight picture.
It looks dark in the booth, but so did my red car and it looked brighter by far in the sun. I'll try to get a sunlight picture.
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Well, here's kona blue:
It looks dark in the booth, but so did my red car and it looked brighter by far in the sun. I'll try to get a sunlight picture.
Wow, that's slick Dave! Great color.
Yeah, I think kona is a bit darker. In the morning when the sun is coming in the door by my booth, I'll post a picture then. It might look brighter then.
Hmmm, pretty sure acorn nuts would not work on my Welds... must have changed them over the years.
Just so you know... neither the first post nor this one was/is not meat to be a jack-o-lantern.
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Hmmm, pretty sure acorn nuts would not work on my Welds... must have changed them over the years.
Just so you know... neither the first post nor this one was/is not meat to be a jack-o-lantern.
Unlike meanie head N8 would suggest
Weld wheels do not use acorn nuts. The Jegs and Summit brand copies (that are on this car because the boy likes the look, but isn't drag racing) do.
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