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02-23-2005 #1
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Lexus has a silver I believe the paint code is 1-c-0, looks real good in the sun. Chrysler has a metallic called peppercorn or something similar it looks good also.
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02-25-2005 #2
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Ford Silverfrost from late '90's Contours etc.. Nice small metalic flecks to it make it easier to spray and it looks really, really good when done on hotrods/streetmachines/etc. I plan on that color for my repaint on my bird instead of the stock silver colors. Plus it's a Ford color, so your 'stang won't explode by putting another make's paint code on it! My Pontiac might have problems though...
2008 MazdaSpeed 3 GT daily driver
301 WHP, many mods
255/35/18 tires and 18x9 wheels to come
No PT project yet :-(
02-28-2005 #3
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My 67' Nova was painted a nice Lexus Silver Pearl before I stripped it down for the rebuild. I believe it was a factory offering around 2001-2002.
02-28-2005 #4
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two colors from bmw are pretty cool.
sterling silver and sterling grey. sterling grey is the darker version. The hammer seen at sema was a sterling silver I believe.
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