Stormy Blue Mica FD RX7
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The original colour was Montego Blue but it really should have been called Montego Green. It looked green from most angles. Here is a pic of the my car prior to going with Stormy Blue Mica and with Enkei wheels instead of Work Meisters.
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Thanks for appreciating the car. Picking a paint colour is a daunting task.
The house in the pictures is my neighbour's house. I was standing on my driveway while taking the picture. The home does look beautiful since he has poured many hours into his landscaping etc. But despite how it looks in the pictures I would estimate its size at only about 2400sq ft. Certainly not a mansion just someone's castle.
The house in the pictures is my neighbour's house. I was standing on my driveway while taking the picture. The home does look beautiful since he has poured many hours into his landscaping etc. But despite how it looks in the pictures I would estimate its size at only about 2400sq ft. Certainly not a mansion just someone's castle.
Great car, BTW.
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It is hard to compare enkeis with the meisters especially when 1 work meister wheel almost equals the cost of an entire set of RPF1s. I liked both looks but the enkeis were more of a boy racer look with the meisters being more of a show car look.
What I am trying to go for is more of a GT car look and experience. The enkeis just don't support that image.
Yes, the house in the pics is definately only 2400sq ft. It is a very deceptive photograph.
What I am trying to go for is more of a GT car look and experience. The enkeis just don't support that image.
Yes, the house in the pics is definately only 2400sq ft. It is a very deceptive photograph.
