What color stipes would you put on a black 02 T/A?

What color stripes do you think would look good on a Black 02 Ram Air T/A? What color stripes have you seen? Thanks for any reply's:confused:

Gold or silver. being black you could use any color you wanted:)

I've seen chrome, blue, red, white, silver, and black reflective.

I liked black reflective and chrome the most :)


I haven't seen gunmetal but, that would look good too :D

oooo Chrome would be SWEET!

<--- I think silver looks awful on black :p :D :lol:.

I think gunmetal looks best... also maybe gold like on the firehawks?

i think a silver pinstripe would look great with the black :D

Originally posted by JoeliusZ28
... also maybe gold like on the firehawks? That gold trim on the firehawk's looks awesome and only came on 01 hawks. Most colors mentioned above would look great with black. My only advice is to use the trim color in more than one place. :)

Either gold or silver metallic would be sweet.

If its a regular T/A, I'd leave it alone. I just like the plain black look. a WS6 hood would be nice with silver stripes on top of the scoops. But if your gonna go for it then I'd choose a dark silver.

Originally posted by SVT03
The best racing stripes are the ones you don't put on the car.
Easy now ;)................those sound like fightin' words to me! :o
(not that I think a Ford driver's opinions hold much weight anyways :p :lol: )

BTW, I agree with you Anderson............maybe graphite decals (dark silver~ish?:think: ) would look good. They would be more subtle than some brighter "in your face" colors:).

I'm all for silver, or not even silver, ghost

DEFINITELY SILVER!!! that'd be my first choice....but i think red would look cool too

Silver, but the black reflective sounds unique and would be a change of pace.

I'm not a big fan of stripes on a car, but I'd probably recommend silver. White or red would be other considerations. Actually, the more I think about it, the more I start to think red would look really hot.

It also would depend on the type of stripes.