I will say one thing..Shorty and his Bus has proven what a HUMMER is all about...Included with muddy attributes[sm=signs007.gif][sm=smiley32.gif]

Yes, I can appreciate the darker side of HUMMERing too.[sm=smiley14.gif]

 

i'm going to wash it one of these days and take a picture of it that day. i DO actually wash it, i just never think to take a picture of it.

 

Oh I'd be willing to bet..That when you actually get after it..it is a spic and span job when it's all done...Admit it it..go ahead, you really like to see the ole Bus clean too now and again.[sm=exactly.gif]

 

here's an older pic, next to the company hummer, when it still had all the bling on it. it was shiny . . . .[sm=Awwww.gif]

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Boulder grey seems to hide daily dirt well for me.

 

I have the green with a black and morrocan brown interior...may be one of a kind. It looks good, doesn't show dirt that bad and you definitely don't see yourself going down the road every five minutes. I have a black Corvette, and if you're the least bit ****, you die with each scratch, mar and piece of dust.

Bill P.

 

black is a pain to keep clean, but when it's clean it can't be beat!

 

Red with a big 8 on the side!!!

But slate blue works too.

 

The Corvette Forum has a goup of owners of black Corvettes. The group is called the Black Sheep Squadron. The group refers to its members as, "Poor tormented souls"[] Black is outstanding with about 6 layers of Zaino on it! All it takes though, is one swirl mark and it's all over. You are on a slippery slope to insanity![X(] At least that's been MY personal experience! I opted for rellief with green.

Bill P

 

BLACK!!!