I was pretty dead set on going with Ferrari Red on my F355 fiero kit car.

However, I have run across a new color that I think would look pretty slick but I don't have any picture editing software.

Would someone be willing and able to throw a different color on a convertible F355?


The color I have in mind is called "Avalanche Grey" and I have only seen it on the new GT350 mustang.


Let me know what pics would be needed to accomplish this. Thanks to the PFF members for all the help and info here.

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85 Fiero GT -- 3" stretch, 5spd, F355 kit (far from completed)
--> 2002 GTP donor car sitting in the driveway

88 5.0 Mustang - regular bolt-ons

How's this...

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That's pretty close. It is a tough color that looks really different depending on the light. Most of the time it is almost like a dirty white more so than a light grey.

Here is the best example I could find on the web:
https://www.google.com/sear...rc=3SxABsVjfIYlzM%3A

Another version. I flattened out the contrast of the grey a little. It's a little closer I think....

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Digitalman, I'm not picking on you but this thread is a perfect example of people using Photobucket to post images here... and doing it improperly.

Click EDIT on my post (compare it with yours) and see how straight-forward it is to post images correctly.




Just as a side note... Photobucket is not favored here, as when the images are moved or deleted from the hosting site, the images disappear from forum posts. For anyone running Windows, PIP is the best way to post images at PFF. The images will never disappear as long as this forum exists.


We hate seeing the following appear in forum threads... especially in what had previously been a helpful tech thread.

[This message has been edited by Patrick (edited 03-24-2016).]

Patrick, I'm not arguing your point, but I'm on a MAC and haven't found anywhere on the forum someone describing how post photos from a Mac. Any suggestions?

quote Originally posted by blue88mustang: The color I have in mind is called "Avalanche Grey" and I have only seen it on the new GT350 mustang.

Avalanche Grey - 2017 Raptor in the F-150 Lineup has it as well.




I always thought Titanium looked good...



This is Dark Titanium on the Corvette



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[This message has been edited by fierosound (edited 03-25-2016).]

quote Originally posted by Digitalman: I'm on a MAC and haven't found anywhere on the forum someone describing how post photos from a Mac. Any suggestions?

D-man, the actual point I was making is that if you (and others) absolutely need to link to Photobucket hosted images for whatever reason... at least use the image tags properly! That's why I wanted you to click on EDIT in my last post, so you could see how I correctly linked to your Photobucket image.