I’m kind of biased - but I like the ‘Coal Black’ the best.
What do you think ?
Rather biased.
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- First Name: Paul
- Last Name: Grohsmeyer
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Rather biased.
If my short term memory gets any shorter, I won’t even have thought about what I’m going to forget.
17 TT Holmes Wrecker
22 Mack AC Tiltbed Wkr
30 A Rdstr PU
58 Mack B-61 Semi Tractor
17 TT Holmes Wrecker
22 Mack AC Tiltbed Wkr
30 A Rdstr PU
58 Mack B-61 Semi Tractor
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Re: Rather biased.
Since my car is a '15, I think I will stick with the charcoal black myself. Must keep it right!
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- First Name: Henry
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- Location: Modesto, CA
Re: Rather biased.
My TT is an '18, so I'd like to call it Black Beauty, but I can't. When it was new the hood and fenders as well as the wood cab were painted in a two-tone blue and green that was popular at the time. Now, 101 years later there's not much of the original paint left, black, blue or green. the blue and green can be seen in protected places, but not much of it, and I've re-panted the chassis axles, etc. in black to prevent rust.