Reply to "Update on Joel Roth's Beck Super Coupe"

DannyP

@Joel Roth posted:
I just looked a pictures of the two colors side by side and I see the green in the Miami Blue. I like the Mexico Blue better. Very "hot". Another option to think about, just when I thought I was set on GT Silver.

Miami Blue looks too much like turquoise to me. If you're going for 1980s, go for it.

Mexico Blue looks great and is pretty close to French Blue(550 Spyder color). Those colors "look right" to me. As does the 1957 Aquamarine. Almost any solid blue or grey/blue looks great to me as long as there is no metallic in it.

11/26/218:22 AM

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