What color FD3S would you buy?
02-22-10, 05:52 PM
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What color FD3S would you buy?
Whats up gang, im about to purchase my second FD, its been 9 years since I sold my first one!
I know its opinion but if you were in the market what color FD would you buy, either RED, SILVER, or BLACK???
I know its opinion but if you were in the market what color FD would you buy, either RED, SILVER, or BLACK???
02-22-10, 05:58 PM
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02-22-10, 06:07 PM
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cym Is a factory yellow.
It all depends on what you want to do with the car. some guys want the rare color FDs because they are more valuable. I got me a red one because i got it at a good price. If it where my true choice i would have gotten a White or yellow FD.
It all depends on what you want to do with the car. some guys want the rare color FDs because they are more valuable. I got me a red one because i got it at a good price. If it where my true choice i would have gotten a White or yellow FD.
02-22-10, 06:18 PM
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Out of the options above, I'd go silver with the red interior. In good condition of course. They're really good looking cars in my opinion. I'm all about the white FD though. 
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02-22-10, 07:22 PM
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When I bought my car, I made a list of colors I *didn't* want. Much easier to take it that direction.
The real issue comes with finding a solid, clean, quality FD that's in your price range. Color has to take a back seat to that.
BTW, I have a black FD, and I do like how it looks, but keeping black up is SUCH a pain in the ***. Always looks dirty, shows tiny scratches and blemishes so easily....it's definitely not a forgiving color.
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The real issue comes with finding a solid, clean, quality FD that's in your price range. Color has to take a back seat to that.
BTW, I have a black FD, and I do like how it looks, but keeping black up is SUCH a pain in the ***. Always looks dirty, shows tiny scratches and blemishes so easily....it's definitely not a forgiving color.
Dale
