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RetiredRealtorRick wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
RetiredRealtorRick wrote:
What a great color in link #1. It's about time.
In this current world of wet-cement gray, baby diaper tan, crayola blah blue, and the (yawning) white, grey, and silver selections (another yawn), this color offering is a welcome relief. Nice goin' Ford!
No one has ever answered this question. What are those muted solid colors called??? I call them "GAWDAWFUL"
My wife is an artist and says they take a basic color and add white to get that look.
I agree. We are plagued with, in my opinion, the worst selection of colors in decades. And don't even get me started on black wheels .... really?
You mean how cool they look? I agree.
But then again I like the “gawd awful new colors” too. Almost bought a pickup last year was a desert sand/OD color. Sweet lookin truck.
Too bad that the destroyer gray is/was such a limited color. It and the dessert sand looking beiges are nice additions to the more standard colors.Cummins12V98 wrote:
RetiredRealtorRick wrote:
What a great color in link #1. It's about time.
In this current world of wet-cement gray, baby diaper tan, crayola blah blue, and the (yawning) white, grey, and silver selections (another yawn), this color offering is a welcome relief. Nice goin' Ford!
No one has ever answered this question. What are those muted solid colors called??? I call them "GAWDAWFUL"
My wife is an artist and says they take a basic color and add white to get that look.
I agree. We are plagued with, in my opinion, the worst selection of colors in decades. And don't even get me started on black wheels .... really?RetiredRealtorRick wrote:
What a great color in link #1. It's about time.
In this current world of wet-cement gray, baby diaper tan, crayola blah blue, and the (yawning) white, grey, and silver selections (another yawn), this color offering is a welcome relief. Nice goin' Ford!
No one has ever answered this question. What are those muted solid colors called??? I call them "GAWDAWFUL"
My wife is an artist and says they take a basic color and add white to get that look.- What a great color in link #1. It's about time.
In this current world of wet-cement gray, baby diaper tan, crayola blah blue, and the (yawning) white, grey, and silver selections (another yawn), this color offering is a welcome relief. Nice goin' Ford! - $40k+ for a no other options selected, 4WD XLT trim level crew, that amounts to 1/2 to 2/3's of a truck that can hold a few bags of garden mulch ROFLMAO. As far as that step you just might want it when you realize the bed rails / top of tailgate appear to be chest high.
I think I'd just go with the F150 for an additional $7K. - "Also not sure why a mid size requires a step."
Didn't watch the vid but no SH!TE "WHY" have a step???
