I'm looking forward to 2016 colors.
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01-27-2015, 05:25 PM
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Mines black over black with black pinstripes and black ghost flames.
When I sold my truck, the guy who bought it said "I like the black Ford used on these older (07) trucks because it's more black than the new ones." The newer Ford black had metal flake in it.
The flat desert tan is one of my favorite of the newer colors. I'm sure the flat colors will certainly be "dated" since that's a trend right now.
mkguitar don't you ever paint that bike! I love that!
When I sold my truck, the guy who bought it said "I like the black Ford used on these older (07) trucks because it's more black than the new ones." The newer Ford black had metal flake in it.
The flat desert tan is one of my favorite of the newer colors. I'm sure the flat colors will certainly be "dated" since that's a trend right now.
mkguitar don't you ever paint that bike! I love that!
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I hear the 2016 Black is even blacker than the other blacks.
And that there is a "throw-back" black for 2017.
Nigel Tufnel: It's like, how much more black could this be? and the answer is none. None more black.
I think where I am really going is that some colors are timeless...and others may not hold up and may "date" the bike.
Lord knows the '90's Softails with the peach frames and turquiose scallops painted on...don;t look so great.
a "limited" paint color may not even be appreciated for 50 years- I have a limited paint 1953 model...some like it but most don't. I am continually asked why I don;t paint it a "nicer color".
OP if you buy it, you better like it...the more "individualized" the color...the harder the resale may be.
Mike
And that there is a "throw-back" black for 2017.
Nigel Tufnel: It's like, how much more black could this be? and the answer is none. None more black.
I think where I am really going is that some colors are timeless...and others may not hold up and may "date" the bike.
Lord knows the '90's Softails with the peach frames and turquiose scallops painted on...don;t look so great.
a "limited" paint color may not even be appreciated for 50 years- I have a limited paint 1953 model...some like it but most don't. I am continually asked why I don;t paint it a "nicer color".
OP if you buy it, you better like it...the more "individualized" the color...the harder the resale may be.
Mike
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