
10-01-2008, 05:46 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Haddam CT USA
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Originally Posted by James1750
not to get too off the beaten track with FMD's thread...
IMO the darker colours make the car look more rounded - if I can use this beautiful black race GTV as an example - you can see how the side has lost it's 'edge' (note car lines I have added which are difficult to pick up without). Funnily enough I have always found the lighter colours to enhance the GTVs line (and I think they really work in white).
Just differing opinions I suppose.... Don't get me wrong... on the right car dark colours scream cool  - the 65-68 fastback mustangs are a prime example of a car that looks sweet in dark grey and black.
Hence why I'm interetsed to see how this project pans out..... when I first bought my Alfa I was going to do a colour change from Giallo ochre to black or grey.... my old man convinced me out of doing so. Whilst I'm very glad he did... FMD's car is taking a path I chose not to travel.
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James,
I agree, but here is another angle of the same car. Do you think a white car would give the same definition? In the end, you are absolutely right--a matter of personal preferences. But an interesting difference in perceptions none the less.
John
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