looks great Tod ... enjoy
Mintgrün: Yes it is a factory e9 color!
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TodB
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Thnnks Scott. I've communicated with Ernest but we have not met up yet.
cool, please tell Ernest hi the next time you talk to him ... we never met either, but had a couple of good conversations
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i think i like it ... i would have to see taiga + mintgrun side by side to make a final decision ... but i think i still prefer taiga
I definitely like Taiga better on an e9. Tough call on a 2002.
TodB
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Another for Taiga. Not sure why the had both.
Taiga is metallic, Mintgrün is a solid color. Along with Inka and Golf, Mintgrün is more intense and fits in with the color trends of the mid 70's. Gotta offer new colors to remain trendy....
It's unfortunate that car makers are not so innovative with colors now. You get a choice of white, black, red, maybe blue and a slew of grays and silvers. Almost all of them are metallic, which for a number of reasons is an inferior paint. Pretty, but not as durable as solid paints. IMHO.
It's unfortunate that car makers are not so innovative with colors now. You get a choice of white, black, red, maybe blue and a slew of grays and silvers. Almost all of them are metallic, which for a number of reasons is an inferior paint. Pretty, but not as durable as solid paints. IMHO.
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