aedgington

That's a manly LX. Sweet exhaust pipe.

1loudLX

hah. Classic. Val, i really like your signature man...that truck looks so nice!

LXotic

For all of you who voted but was just too lazy to post a pic,u guys suck

BTW black is leading!!

AKoch

Hmm, lots of black colors. Optically I don't see blacks that often at all around here. May be its just here though.

I personally would never buy a vehicle in black color, or black interior. But apparently it is just me

aedgington

Yeah, both our vehicles are black... never again...

LXotic

my car heats up just too much in the summer.
Wish I bought a pearl color.

_JP_

last car was blk on blk leather. an oven in the suumer. also showed dirt and clear coat scratches big time.

this one was b/t wht and silver. wish there was TC metallic in lex....

jp

valgs350

iTrader: (1)

Don't buy BLACK!

LOL

I went threw alot of brush the other day, in the daytime you don't even see the color you just see white scratches!

LOL

Maybe White or Gray!

_JP_

you in socal or norcal val?

jp

LXotic

Yea same here the scratches are just too easy too see

ArmyJoe

Is black Falcon 2 tone gray on the bottom on that List? I wish I had solid White/Silver/.. actually just a solid color would do.

1loudLX

Val, you should cover your whole truck in clear bra material. That way it cant get scratched anymore.

AKoch

I do a fair bit of off-roading, and the truck was scratched visibly even on the beige. I had to buff it, which helped. But you can buff it only so many times

V8_Fan

I have scratches in the clear coat, but they are difficult to see. Colors close to white will hide scratches/fading/dirt well. Dark colors will show them (and dirt) well. Colors closer to red will fade faster (longer wavelength). White means the paint reflects all visible wavelengths (and some UV/IR, so cooler, less susceptible to fading). Black absorbs all wavelengths. The only color criteria I have when buying any car is (1) no black, (2) no red, (3) no green. My reasons are heat (can fry eggs on the hood of a black car), safety (black/silver are difficult to see at night, more suceptible to getting hit), and it shows dirt too easily. There seemed to be a lot more used blacks for sale than any other color.

Max707

I got a black one because it is beautiful when clean and mine is clean 95% of the time. Why do you see black cars on TV/movies when the rich and powerful are driving a car. It you want a low maintance color get beige or silver. If you want to look good get black.