[Guest]

Howdy all. My gf is considering painting her M750 White. Anyone have a link to a pic of a white monster? Otherwise I'm hittin' the ol' photoshop, but it'd be nice to see a real one.

Thanks!

 

[Finger]

 

[Guest]

Thankyou, thankyou very much

 

[jiro]

That's a great looking Monster! The red seat works really well with the white. The Italian flag is also a nice little touch of color.

 

[Speeddog]

It looks really good in white, I think. Before I saw it, I was skeptical, I thought it would look wrong.

The painted sidepanels below the seat really help out the look of Monsters, IMHO.

 

[froggert]

crap, i thought i was the only one that wanted one in white.

gonna have it repainted in a few weeks (hopefully) after my recent lowside. have to talk to the painter about doing some kind of pearl white, though.

 

[slimp]

just goes to show ya that my mind is in the gutter, when i saw the topic "links to a white M*** picture" i thought you meant a links to a white M I L F.

 

[Speeddog]

Froggert,
FWIW
I've got the magazine article that that pic came from, it mentions that Ghost Painting and Graphics of Daytona Beach did the paint.

From the other photos, it sure looks like a pearl paint. I think a straight Chevy ( or "Frigidaire") White wouldn't be very good, too stark.

 

[dBuvens]

just goes to show ya that my mind is in the gutter, when i saw the topic "links to a white M*** picture" i thought you meant a links to a white M I L F.

 

[Skier]

I was thinking doing that with senna red wheels.....and red seat.

So many options, and it still looks good.

Skier

 

[Griffy]

and what does M IL F stand for ???

Mommy I'd Like to F***.

Man, I guess it's time I start listening to something besides sports-talk radio.

--Griff

 

[froggert]

I think a straight Chevy ( or "Frigidaire") White wouldn't be very good, too stark.

hehe, that's a great way of describing the white i don't want - a refrigerator or appliance white. i'm probably going to end up with a white tank and seat cowl and leave the front fender and side panels in c/f.