87 GN in body shop

[1quick87GN]

Finally I put my GN in the body shop for a new paint job. The car looked good with some minor dings here and there. Once the shop started to work on it, it was discovered it was painted before. That was no surprise. The paint was flaking off in sheets. The car did not have the correct primer on it. The bumpers, spoiler, front header panel, all trim, quarter windows were removed. So far so good. No rust surprises. Yea.
The car is not stock. It has 140k miles on it, stroker motor, leather kit installed on seats and door panels.
Thinking of going two tone but not totally convinced on it yet. Black on top with dark grey on sides. What are y'all's opinions? Will this devalue my car. It's no way stock. It is a GN and always will be. I just want it to stand out from all the other GN's around the area.
Come on let me hear it. The car is no where ready for paint.

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[Reggie West]

You are not going to hurt the value of the car at all. 140,000 miles is not high miles on a 27 year old car. The leather seats are a nice touch and adds value.

It should be a good looking car when you get done with it. Enjoy it.

 

[1quick87GN]

I have been looking at grey colors. I want it dark more than silver grey. What color is your car?


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[Reggie West]

Here is the same pic just bigger.

I am not sure of the name of the color but I think that is the stock gun metal gray from the factory.

I agree with you, a gray and black two tone would good.

Search around a little and you can find some pics of a two tone GN on here. It was done a few years back.

 

[1quick87GN]

Yours looks great. Love the color.


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[Reggie West]

Thanks.
Have a look at this thread, good ideas in there.

http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/threads/i-know-some-may-scream-sacrilege-but.289378/#post-2224751

 

[1quick87GN]

Don't know whose car this is but I like the color.

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