No more pts confirmed, but no production after December?
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#19
Nordschleife Master
white makes it look like a toy race car... but it is true that the dark colors (I think agate especially) show the curves better, make it more beefy...
sticking with white... and my black wheels and PCCB... figure if that is the configuration they chose for the official toy car, I am in pretty good shape...
sticking with white... and my black wheels and PCCB... figure if that is the configuration they chose for the official toy car, I am in pretty good shape...
#22
Three Wheelin'
#23
Three Wheelin'
Agreed. I really wanted Mexico Blue or Gulf Orange. But really, the standard color options are just so boring. And 3k for GT Silver? I don't want GT Silver, but why would someone pay 3k for that? Then don't even get me started on offering 2 (TWO!) different browns. Who the hell orders a brown GT3.
#24
Probably someone who will now be offended and flame you. LOL
For the record mine will be black.
For the record mine will be black.
#25
Race Director
I have white but I think GR is the color to go with. My 997.2 Turbo was GR and I loved the color. Easy to keep clean and even when a little dirty still looks good. My Wife(never listen to them) thought I should switch it up. But - do not get me wrong; I love the GT3 in White also and I always wanted the "traditional" white color for the GT3 but if I had to do it all over again-GR.
#27
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I have white as well. The one thing white does better than any other color is hide swirl marks and scratches. Where I live that is critical due to all the dirt and gravel on the roads. While it is not my favorite color, it is the color that holds up better than any other in my experience.
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Three Wheelin'