Reply to "Barn find...Not DeTomaso"

parapanteraIf you can't fix it with a hammer.....you have an electrical problem.

Ditto on Boxxboys comments.....but.....it is your car and if a color change would make you enjoy it then do it. Just be sure the happiness is worth more than the value loss of the color change.

My '68 was LeMans blue and I did not care for that color much, but my Daytona yellow '69 (pictured below with the Pantera) was by far the easiest color to maintain I have ever owned, damn I miss that car.

9/14/082:22 PM

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