Would you change car colour ???
18 December 2007, 08:38 PM
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it probably would be cheaper and easier to buy a new car in the colour you want!
if the red is fading you can get some paint restorer that will bring it back to life.
shiny black does look good though!
if the red is fading you can get some paint restorer that will bring it back to life.
shiny black does look good though!
18 December 2007, 11:12 PM
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I think red is good for classics. Anything but silver. Don't for the life of me know why I bought my least favourite classic scoob colour, silver... was more interested in the soundness of the car and the history rather than the colour. Too common by half.
19 December 2007, 02:10 PM
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Go for the grey 
Its all gonna cost the same really, you want to get the body work WELL PREP'ed.. nothing looks more tacky than the old colour showing through in stone chips etc. especially when its blatent like red.
Its all gonna cost the same really, you want to get the body work WELL PREP'ed.. nothing looks more tacky than the old colour showing through in stone chips etc. especially when its blatent like red.
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