Hoping for a Yellow Jolt

[scratchpaddy]

Black is beautiful... but it's still not a color. I love seeing black cars at shows and auctions, and your car looks awesome, too. When it's perfect, it looks amazing. I know how much work it takes to keep it that way, though. I wouldn't want to own a black car here in Phoenix, with all the dust and the 110°+ weather. SoCal can't be much easier. You must be pretty dedicated.

White and gray/silver are just too common for me. I like to be able to find my car in the parking lot.

There is one yellow for sale right now in Sacramento, and it even has 60/40 seats, but it's an automatic.

There's a curbstoner right near where I live with a manual blue 2012 for sale, but I don't like the 2012 style as much, and, you know, curbstoners...

[ern-diz]

Originally Posted by scratchpaddy

Black is beautiful... but it's still not a color. I love seeing black cars at shows and auctions, and your car looks awesome, too. When it's perfect, it looks amazing. I know how much work it takes to keep it that way, though. I wouldn't want to own a black car here in Phoenix, with all the dust and the 110°+ weather. SoCal can't be much easier. You must be pretty dedicated.

White and gray/silver are just too common for me. I like to be able to find my car in the parking lot.

There is one yellow for sale right now in Sacramento, and it even has 60/40 seats, but it's an automatic.

There's a curbstoner right near where I live with a manual blue 2012 for sale, but I don't like the 2012 style as much, and, you know, curbstoners...

Thank you and yes, I've had several parts resprayed and even still, up close in heavy sun you can see some of the years on her. All in all though, I try to keep her looking crispy.

It's a lot easier than parting with $500+ a month for something new.