Seems that just about every manufacture has a "Destroyer/Battleship Gray" now and it seems to be one of those love it or hate it colors like GREEN Mopars of the muscle car era. So I'm wondering if these Destroyer Gray/Grey cars will be loved or hated 40 or 50 years from now??
"Hey now that your car is in primer what color do you plan to paint it when it's dried"?
Looks like someone tried to buff primer. Without a doubt the ugliest color I've ever seen.
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Re: Will Destroyer Gray of today be the past green of the future
[Re: cudatom]
#2847096 11/16/2002:44 PM11/16/2002:44 PM
Seems like a lot of people hate this color (Destroyer Gray) currently. I'm willing to bet some of the same people 25-30 years from now will come to accept it, since by then, it will be a very rare and hardly seen color on a Dodge vehicle.
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Re: Will Destroyer Gray of today be the past green of the future
[Re: cudatom]
#2847101 11/16/2002:47 PM11/16/2002:47 PM
Hmmm..... Look at the flat brick front bumper when done, a face only a mother could love. BUT id bet if one was to buy a new DG and park it, in 25 years it would be a money maker, maybe not.
STOP POTATO HATE!
Re: Will Destroyer Gray of today be the past green of the future
[Re: RoadRunnerLuva]
#2847158 11/16/2004:32 PM11/16/2004:32 PM
Seems like a lot of people hate this color (Destroyer Gray) currently. I'm willing to bet some of the same people 25-30 years from now will come to accept it, since by then, it will be a very rare and hardly seen color on a Dodge vehicle.
Maybe but I still hate limelight. We called it monkey vomit green in HS and I still think the same today.
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Re: Will Destroyer Gray of today be the past green of the future
[Re: cudatom]
#2847175 11/16/2004:59 PM11/16/2004:59 PM
I personally like DG I think it looks cool, but have wondered the same thing, if these colors will be popular or sought after in about 25 years from now.
70 Cuda 340 4 speed - now stroked to 416ci (SOLD) 2017 Mustang Shelby GT350
Re: Will Destroyer Gray of today be the past green of the future
[Re: loco340cuda]
#2847179 11/16/2005:02 PM11/16/2005:02 PM
A guy at work has a Durango SRT in that haze gray color, asked him if Dodge gave him a free car cover with his SUV, he didnt get it. Waiting for the new Dak or Wagoneer and if it's a go I'll be getting it in F8 if availible
Re: Will Destroyer Gray of today be the past green of the future
[Re: Handygun]
#2847239 11/16/2006:34 PM11/16/2006:34 PM
I think the R/T polished rims are the best ones, but while searching for pictures came across polished Demon rims............... At any rate nothing can make the tombstone color look any better.
Bottom wheels pictured looks great. Top wheels on the challenger are not polished, they are the garbage vacuum plate chrome wheels. I had them on a charger and when they're clean they are blinding. They looked perfect on that car, but started to separate after 13k miles, 2 wheels replaced under warranty, at 26k i got rid of the car
Re: Will Destroyer Gray of today be the past green of the future
[Re: Mr PotatoHead]
#2847268 11/16/2007:59 PM11/16/2007:59 PM
No offense to those who like these colors.....white,grey,brown,silver,black,etc. or any shade of.....................sorry SO boring!!! Please give me color!!!! Blue,red,yellow,orange,purple,something along these lines. Can't stand the drab colors of cars today!!
1977 Chrysler Cordoba 400-4brl,T-tops,triple blue,one family owned until my purchase,under 11,300 miles as of 10/20/2016 2012 Dodge Durango Crew AWD (wifey) 2020 Ram Laramie Crew Cab 4x4 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited (daughter)
Re: Will Destroyer Gray of today be the past green of the future
[Re: Mr PotatoHead]
#2847274 11/16/2008:16 PM11/16/2008:16 PM