discodave

Thanks man. You don't see a lot of silver flames out there because it's hard to do. Especially on a white car. I give big props to my paint guy.

Thanks branman! If you know of any Mustang meet ups around let me know! If you're interested in any paint work, my paint guy does great work and gives a great price. I was quoted 4 thousand bucks from another shop around here, and my guy did it for 1500.

That price included:
- Silver flames
- 4 Coats of clearcoat
- Upper and lower front grilles
- Fog Light Housings
- Lower Front Fascia
- Side Skirts
- Rear Bumper (lower)
- Rear Decklid Panel
- Rear Decklid Panel Emblem

2010V6Stang

Those flames are sick looking. very realistic.

discodave

Thanks man. Like I said, it's hard to pull off with silver on white, but he did it. He just painted a black SUV with multicolor true-fire and it looks like it should be in a magazine. Dude's got skills.

10GTSTANG

Looking real good there Chief!

Sam I am

Looking good! I'm not a big fan of flames, most of the flame jobs out here are the purple/blue kind.
I dig the silver/white combo.

blackout gt

DAVE, NICE JOB LOOKS GREAT ...

WeinerDog

I particularly like the shot with the top down adn the pine trees in the background. Makes me think someday, maybe someday, it will be warm again.

Car looks great Dave. The flames on the rear emblem was a great touch.

discodave

Thanks man. The way the lighting was with the top down pics it was kinda hard to see the flames so I only posted one of them. And, yes, I'm ready for the warm weather too!

discodave

Yeah, blue or purple is definitely not my style. I chose silver because I wanted it to be more subtle and not look like blue flames driving down the street.

wilkinda

Me too, it's only gonna be 62 today and HOPEFULLY in low 70's by Monday.....