I am having difficulty on choosing a color for my restored 1971 240z. It is an original white california car. Should I keep it white or go with a brighter color. Will changing the color reduce its value. I am color confused. I want to keep it original, but white looks so plain.

Jeff

My 72 is white - I'm going to have it repainted white. I like the look with the 240Z decal down the side in black. I'm going to change my interior to white also. I'm in phoenix so white=cooler. Black interiors here make your car into an oven.

Chrome it !!! Seriously, paint it what ever color you wish! let's face it, who has to live with that decision anyway......not I! Painting it white sounds like what you really want anyway. It is only my opinion but, any stock Z is pretty.....as you stated, PLAIN. Make a statement, live a little, push the envelope, make women weep amd chidren run for cover.......or, just paint it PLAIN old white. However, you make the call!

Another advantage of sticking with white is that white more visible than most others and therefore you're less likely to get hit by someone who's not paying enough attention to their driving.

I love beige. =D

I like simple and nothing too flashy. White and black are great too but i'm not too good at taking care of them.

white also hides bodywork imperfections.

I was going through the same when my car came back from the blaster. My '72 is originally silver/red & since I'd already bought an all new red interior, I considered going with white/red. However, I've decided to keep it the original silver. But I sure like that red with white interior.

Nothing on earth is as sexy as a black Z

Nothing on earth is as sexy as a black Z

Unless of course it's a red Z !!!

I like an nsx white personally..

If you are restoring it to exact originality I would keep the white. If being original does not matter go to the color you like.

I have aways wondered about the value. I don't know enough to say. Of course it's your choice, so I'm not not saying this to push you! but I'd lean to keeping the car white.

Does white really hide bad body work?