>J B Cleary wrote:
>>
>> There IS only one color for a Dakota! That's BLACK.
>>
>> There is nothing more feared by a F**D or Cheby than the 'Black Dak
>> Attack!!' ;^)
>>
>> Brian Cleary
>> bcleary@interlog.com
>>
>> >
>> > >>>i got the 97 V-6 in black.. you may want o rethink the color.. black
>> > >>>gets dirty very easily.. and i love my 97
>> > >>>
>> > >>Mine's black too and Stacy is right....it does get dirty easily....but,
>> > >>when it's clean *nothin* looks better than black. It does tend to show
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >Black, may be hard to keep clean, but it's easy to retouch. (black is
>> > black, >outside of flat, satin or glossy). I'm sure you red truck owners
>> > notice how >wonderful red oxydizes over time (bitch to color match). I've
>> > had no such >troubles with my several year old car and truck (both
>> black).
>> > I'd rather wash >it frequently, than not be able to spot repair it.
>> > >
>> > >-Bob T.
>> > >
>> >
>> > I agree. Black may be hard to keep clean, but when it's clean - look out.
>> A
>> > clean, black Dakota with tinted windows looks sleek, fast and classy. My
>> > previous Dakota was blue, looked great, but this one is definitely my
>> > favorite. I've had many comments from strangers on it and I drive it
>> with
>> > pride!! It's well worth the little bit of extra work to keep it clean.
>> >
>> > Norah Kiraly
>> > current: '95 Dakota Sport black 4x2 CC V6/3.9L/Auto
>> > previous: '93 Dakota blue 4x2 CC V6/3.9L/Auto
>> >
>> >
>
>
>Sounds good guys but try a BLACK DAK in Lake Havasu City! (Temp today
>111 & wil soon be close to 120)
But then you should try A/C. Works great in Toronto on those +30C with 95%
humidity days. And still looks slick!
Norah Kiraly
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