I’m sure a few here will disagree with your post. Oh yeah, your English sucks too. lolWhat I’m try to say is . If you want your terminator look aggressive ,intimidate . Mean ,only 3 color choice is black , torch red and dsg .
I’m sure a few here will disagree with your post. Oh yeah, your English sucks too. lolWhat I’m try to say is . If you want your terminator look aggressive ,intimidate . Mean ,only 3 color choice is black , torch red and dsg .
Lmaooooo. You're too damn funny Brad.I’m sure a few here will disagree with your post. Oh yeah, your English sucks too. lol
Lmaooooo. You're too damn funny Brad.
And I'm one who disagrees with his post. My Cobra is painted and I seriously doubt my value has gone down down down down down down down lmao.
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Visit a quality wrap shop in town and see some of your options. The red interior is cool, so while it will limit your exterior choices, it'll still go with many.
I'd probably look for something unique like a matte silver, either light or dark, plus hard to go wrong with white.
Good luck.
-J
Value affect from painting comes from 2 different viewpoints. For someone just looking for a fun driver, they probably wouldn’t care much if a car was painted (properly). A collector, on the other hand, would steer clear of a painted car and would most certainly steer clear if the paint involved a color change. So, yes, the value would go down from a collector’s viewpoint.
As these cars get older, collectors will make up more and more of the owners. Cars with original paint will be desired. A wrap is a good route though... you can get whatever color you’d like and it will actually protect the paint underneath. Just don’t have orange and red on the same car!
Yes this guy got me . I’m more for a original collector point of view.Value affect from painting comes from 2 different viewpoints. For someone just looking for a fun driver, they probably wouldn’t care much if a car was painted (properly). A collector, on the other hand, would steer clear of a painted car and would most certainly steer clear if the paint involved a color change. So, yes, the value would go down from a collector’s viewpoint.
As these cars get older, collectors will make up more and more of the owners. Cars with original paint will be desired. A wrap is a good route though... you can get whatever color you’d like and it will actually protect the paint underneath. Just don’t have orange and red on the same car!
I agree!
I still want to see a Comp Orange with the 10th anniversary interior! Lol
But would you paint your cobra different color tho ?
Don’t listen some these guys bro . People’s just like see you mess up . I’m pretty sure most wont want do thing to themselves but want other to do it .
Only time I would do paint different color is . Strip the car Completely down . Every interior panel engine off . And paint everything to that color and put every thing back . Because once you pop the hood and see engine bay is different color , it’s big turn off.
Wrap the cars to the color you like . Leave the original color alone . Mabe some one out there having co looking for black cobra . I’m done here good luck ....
No I’ve made my decision and I’m going with a wrap.
Btw if you ever though about selling your black 10th cobra . Pm . I don’t mind owning another 10th cobra . Black and red are 2 my favorite color . I been save up 26k cash for my next sport car . Mabe this is my call . Let me know
How many vehicles do you own?
Couple mustang but I can squeeze in one more .
im not fan of showing out / off too much. expectedly on internet or how ever you want call it
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