This is going to sound retarded, but I need help...
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dude totally.
aaand your car is cooler than livestrong's because it doesn't have that goofy huge hole in the hood.
paint is way different also.
either way, I LIKE!!
aaand your car is cooler than livestrong's because it doesn't have that goofy huge hole in the hood.
paint is way different also.
either way, I LIKE!!
Zach - Legacy Frankenstin
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damn dude that car is looking SEXY! Not to jack your threador anything but how do you guys think flat black would look on an SS til I can afford a "nice" black paint job? The paint on the ss im buying is pretty damn worn, andi have a friend of a friend who just graduated from UTI for body work say he would flat black it for 50$ haha
1991 Subaru Legacy SS 5MT: Revtronix Stage 2 Set-up with a few other "tasteful" mods :D
Thanks man and no worries about hijacking. If I were you, I'd have him paint it satin black. It's like a gloss/flat mixture and it actually looks REALLY nice on most cars.
See - not flat, but not glossy.

See - not flat, but not glossy.

-Aaron
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VERY true.... but I AM too cheap to get a proper paint job... and the paint on the car right now sucks! and I wanna paint the car black eventually. I learned from your car that RED attracts wayyy too much attention 

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I prefer semi-gloss black myself. Flat is tired and done and turns gray in a short time anyway unless you constantly rub paint protectant or something into it and all I had was a flat black hood and trunk. Doesn't say sleeper anymore, either. Probably hasn't since the rat-rod days when guys built their own cars and the budget was a toss between looking good or going faster.
I almost bought a '69 Charger 440 in semi-gloss black and that was the scariest-looking car I've seen after the '67 Cadillac hearse in the same (both had originally been gloss that had dulled over the years). Far more menacing than flat black because it looked the devil's own car—slightly neglected, but still taken care of to keep it in shape—not just some cheap-skate that should be smart enough to sell it off at auction at the height of muscle madness than keep neglecting it. For the record, I didn't buy the Charger ($6000) only because the guy who owed money on it came up with it in time and the hearse I didn't buy because it was junk. Would've been a hell of a party wagon back in high school, but I did quite alright with the Subaru.
I almost bought a '69 Charger 440 in semi-gloss black and that was the scariest-looking car I've seen after the '67 Cadillac hearse in the same (both had originally been gloss that had dulled over the years). Far more menacing than flat black because it looked the devil's own car—slightly neglected, but still taken care of to keep it in shape—not just some cheap-skate that should be smart enough to sell it off at auction at the height of muscle madness than keep neglecting it. For the record, I didn't buy the Charger ($6000) only because the guy who owed money on it came up with it in time and the hearse I didn't buy because it was junk. Would've been a hell of a party wagon back in high school, but I did quite alright with the Subaru.
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Half the fast-and-furious Honda Civics I see around here are flat black... it was cool once upon a time.
I would buy this 68 Caddy hearse in a heartbeat if it weren't such a rustbucket.
There was a 67 Caddy hearse on eBay a couple years ago that I think had a 750hp 502 big block in it, 400 turbo trans, and a gigantic supercharger sticking out of the hood. In beautiful shape too. It was without a doubt the baddest-ass car I've ever seen on eBay.
I would buy this 68 Caddy hearse in a heartbeat if it weren't such a rustbucket.
There was a 67 Caddy hearse on eBay a couple years ago that I think had a 750hp 502 big block in it, 400 turbo trans, and a gigantic supercharger sticking out of the hood. In beautiful shape too. It was without a doubt the baddest-ass car I've ever seen on eBay.
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67 & 68 were the best with the shark nose. '67 was a little better because it had the larger mesh grille, but that's just barely, and the '68's had a larger engine. Would have been cooler if it were a side loader (big suicide doors), but it was a limo-style end loader (all windows as Miller-Meteor used the same bodywork for an ambulance version). The M-M body was scarier than that ebay S&S, I think, as the windows were smaller, making it even more menacing.
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I apparently don't have a good picture of my hood, but if you look at the leading edge of the hood, you can kind of see what paint protectant every few weeks does. It's still about a 90% gray.


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Paint looks awesome! It's like the color mine would be if you took out all the weird color tints that I don't like about it. Wheels look fine, personally I'd prefer an inch smaller, but it's not my car, the white matches okay too.
As for the guy asking about flat black, if you're paint's in bad shape what do you have to lose? But do satin black or semi gloss, flat just looks like black primer.
As for the guy asking about flat black, if you're paint's in bad shape what do you have to lose? But do satin black or semi gloss, flat just looks like black primer.