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<\/a>Metallic dark silvery gray with red interior is not such a bad combo, especially on BAT 5,\u00a0and is the color combo I am thinking of painting the SS.\u00a0 Careful with the gray and purple comments my eagle-eyed readers! \u00a0I wonder if I can get a paint code for BAT5?<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/strong><\/p>\n You see, all these factors have to be weighed on the scales of anticipated outcome, and, like the physical works required to accomplish the project, are best undertaken one at a time. But wait you think, this isn’t necessarily so, because your decision and outcome for the last one and anticipation for the next one has to be considered when dealing with the one in hand. Yes, it’s a slippery slope and it’s especially slippery for me because there is no part of this project where an option is to ‘let it be’. Every single part of this car has to be at minimum touched, cleaned, assembled, adjusted. This project of hours spent doing is also a project of hours spent looking forward in anticipation of doing.<\/p>\n What do you say reader? \u00a0Copy BAT5 or paint it black or chartreuse perhaps?<\/p>\n<\/a>Another version of above dark gray metallic, this one a little lighter than the BAT car.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/a>Despite my agreement with J. Kraus in a recent article about color on cars<\/a>, there is always black, made especially cool by the light gray interiors. <\/strong>
\nSo I ask you, reader who managed to get through the last several paragraphs, what color combo would you choose for this car? What specification would you build the engine to? In essence, what would you do if this project were yours and you had the skills and money required to finish it? Please comment below.<\/p>\n<\/a>Black on mostly black.\u00a0 Interior is light gray with black seats. \u00a0Simple, elegant monochrome. <\/strong><\/p>\n