Reply to "Who's orange pantera?"

tomsealbeachMember

Yes...thanks. The only thing is I can't say if I have ever seen an "original" orange car with factory color/paint. My car has been painted and what I have found is some orange colors end up with a more red/brown toned orange which is not to my liking. The brownish tone makes the color look somewhat muddy in tone. I prefer a more yellow tone in the orange...it just pops on the car. That's what I liked about Tom P's car. Honestly my wife and I have been in disagreement on color...I wanted to keep orange, she didn't like the color we have now because of the brownish tone. After seeing Tom P's car at Reno we both agreed that car just jumps at you and is a great looking orange.

6/17/106:10 PM

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