Painting An Uncompleted 6000 Series Roller

[rodneym]

In answer to the OP's question:

Pros - better paint job (world class if using McCluskey)

Cons - You won't make that money back.

It's a 4000/6000, do whatever you want. No bad karma to worry about. Besides, I like your plan

PS: black paint being a big deal is dependent on whether you're a waxer or a driver

[xb-60]

Originally Posted by rodneym

...black paint being a big deal is dependent on whether you're a waxer or a driver

Exactly. If you want to be able to enjoy it, just have a nice paint job done and get out and drive it....alternatively, pay a bucket load for a top notch paint job and trailer it (enclosed) everywhere, and don't put sticky tyres (like Avons) on it.

Cheers
Glen

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by rodneym

It's a 4000/6000, do whatever you want. No bad karma to worry about. Besides, I like your plan

There are 1960's Cobras with paint that isn't the original color. I thought I read stories about Shelby changing the color of his cars at times just to sell them. If you want to paint, then paint it. However, I personally wouldn't paint it. The factory paint is nice. If you want another color, then I'd find a car in that color. They're not rare.

Black is beautiful but difficult to maintain as the others have said. I will not own another black car.