Help me pick a new color
Here is my competition white drag radial firebird formula:


But an unfortunate run in with the wall in April this year changed all of that:


I had severe structural damage so the only feasible thing I could do short of totaling the car was to cut the back half of the car off and replace all the structural elements of the car. At this point I decided to just go with an Outlaw 10.5 chassis since the factory frame rails were ruined beyond repair. This is the result:

So as not to delay things we threw it up in prime so we could get back to the track:



All is good and we head out to test in September. Many compliments about the black or murdered look but remember this is just primer. First time out we set the world record for an LS to the 1/8 on a 10.5 tire:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=5qvwZLO2SBY

But unfortunately my good fortune was short lived. Yet again I was met with a run into the wall. My chute failed to deploy properly and caught my wheelie bars throwing me into an uncontrollable slide at around 200mph.


Sooo, what does a guy do? Fix it again but this this time it will be re-born a Firehawk!


Now that you have the brief history, white was just not the color meant for me and flat black is waaaaay over done. What color is best suited for what I hope to be the fastest LS ANYTHING in the world! Examples or Photoshop is welcome.
Thanks!!
Tom
Ignoring all of that, I would like it in gloss black! Any color that car is in, it is still a bad *** ride!!
Sean

Boat load of pearl in it....pics can't capture that

It's Fire Red Metallic, found on 2010 Stangs
but hey...it's only a color.

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Thanks for all the great ideas!!
Tom
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Maybe even consider a full wrap. A lot of people have gone to wraps because they are quickly and easily repaired and supposedly often cost less than a quality paint job.
I know when the day comes to make a change on my own car, I will either be going with something easy to match or a wrap. Just makes more sense to me than a super fancy color that may look great, but if damage occurs you're up a creek having to get the whole car painted, or having to repaint a part then it doesn't match afterwords and looks bad. Food for thought.
When Dave's camaro was built at w2w and they chose the flashy yellow for that it really made that car.... I don't know if ceta yellow is something you would consider but with black accents (engine bay, stuff like that) it would be a clean standout look.
heres a couple pics of my junk ...and the Lafontaine car










