Nick Gemas wrote:
> What I'd like is some input from the crew on the idea of changing from the
> original color. Will it reduce the overall value of the car?
The "hot" colors for resale are (in order) reds, blues and yellows. Yellow
is "this year's color", as evidenced by all the 2000+ year cars running
around. I would think that in "normal" times greens would be the most
likely color in third place for resale.
Having said all of that, my car (which is being sandblasted today!) will not
be painted Signal Red, or any red for that matter. I'm not telling what it
will be painted (you will all know soon enough), but it is quite uncommon,
and daring. It will also be "permanent", in that it may not be possible
(for a reasonable price) to change the color. Intrigued? Yeah!
As David Friedlander says, its your car. The color I have chosen will be a
big hit in terms of resale, but I do not intend to sell it. I'm just going
to have fun.
Cheers,
Shane Ingate in Maryland
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