Pretty pic! You should frame that and hang it.

Thank you very much. I took several pictures that day and it was kind of hard to pick just one for the 10 Series forum and one for here. Since I got a little encouragement, here is one more. This is it; I promise.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/--...o/DSC01137.jpg

What color wheels do you guys think would work well on Silver Ignition? Gold? Bronze? Gunmetal? Hyper Silver? I'm having problems deciding on what finish to get for wheels.

Black, gunmetal, and some silver wheels work.

Look at the @Beat-Sonic FR-S these wheels look awesome.:thumbsup:


http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8240/8...eaecb57b_c.jpg

Wow, that car looks pretty. Silver Ignition and Black is a pretty solid option.

I'm usually not into "rice," but I think light blue powder-coated rims would like great on the Silver Ignition paint, too.

finally got rid of the manatee. He now lives in my trunk (for those who dont know... the newest official lisence plates in Puerto Rico is a tripple chinned manatee in a light blue backround with yellow fishes...) Anyways new plateshttp://www.ft86club.com/forums/pictu...pictureid=6154

german zoll plates. Expiration date is:

86
00
03
see if you understand those numbers lol

Long live the Manatee! Very clever with the expiration date with your serial #0003 and 86

dat ass tho

http://i.imgur.com/dNa3wsD.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/fXmMT3B.jpg

http://s10.postimg.org/p01n37q54/photocopy.jpg

http://s7.postimg.org/tnfp28t3t/photo_2.jpg

Edit: Fixed Links

Do you guys think gold or maybe bronze would work? There's an awful lot of silver going on already. I was thinking some color contrast might be nice.

Difficult to say without an example. Try this tirerack.com link and when you find a suitable wheel click on "View on Vehicle" and show us what you're thinking of.

http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/resul...3&autoModClar=

I don't think gold would look good on the 10 Series and it's a maybe on the bronze wheels.;)

Your links no work.......:mad0259:

I want to try gold Plastidip on the OEM wheels and see how it looks