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My car was sand white, and the only one in the USA. I think there is 3 or 4 total sand white worldwide. I was told the rest of the white in the USA of which there was nearly 10, were Grand Prix white. I may have been misled on that, but certainly do not believe any other Sand White were here.
I apologize for the bluntness, I loved your car. I had been told on multiple accounts that there was only one sand white car. I probably should've assumed you meant US spec. Either way I love the car. Where did it go if I may ask?
My car was sand white, and the only one in the USA. I think there is 3 or 4 total sand white worldwide. I was told the rest of the white in the USA of which there was nearly 10, were Grand Prix white. I may have been misled on that, but certainly do not believe any other Sand White were here.
I apologize for the bluntness, I loved your car. I had been told on multiple accounts that there was only one sand white car. I probably should've assumed you meant US spec. Either way I love the car. Where did it go if I may ask?
another PTS Lambo orange, with special paint work on rims and calipers (black) this was in pebble beach with the owner, sold in Newport Beach around 2010.
another PTS Lambo orange, with special paint work on rims and calipers (black) this was in pebble beach with the owner, sold in Newport Beach around 2010.
This is not Arancio Borealis (Lamborghini metallic orange) like the other car, this example is "Pure Orange" which is the 997.1 GT3 RS color. However, on that car Pure Orange was non-metallic, whereas on this car it is metallic as far as I can tell, which has always been a bit confusing in my eyes.
11-04-2016, 02:02 AM
