Thanks! L37W, a 968/993 color

 

Midnight Blue Metallic, right? Standard 911 color in the last ten years or so as well, right?

 

Yup. There is another shade that's really close too, L39C Midnight Blue Pearl. I went with L37C because thats what i fell in love with when i was at Dutton Garage and saw this 993






For those interested in exploring blue hues. Here's L39C on my friend's ex-car. I think it's very hard to tell them apart.

 

That's the thing about that color. It totally depends on the specific light as to which one someone will like more at any given time, because they are really close and pics NEVER do this color justice. It's just impossible to get the true color any way other than standing in front of it in different light.

 

If anyone wants to find out about the differences, check out this thread.

https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...ue-or-not.html

Essentially L39 is water based, and L37 was an earlier paint and is not. Not sure you can even legally get the L37 in the EU, if this is the case, but I'm not well educated on those issues.
Anyway, this is some additional info for you guys.

I freaking LOVE the L39 color!

 

A few snaps of the bass boat from the Atlanta 944 Meet & Greet

 

nice!!

 

Some pics from yesterday. .

Different angles throw up slightly different shades

 

That looks awesome

 

The car is a bit dusty in the photos. Just put the cups back on.

 

Richard,

Car looks great as always, only needs a set of Fuchs to be complete.... JK

 

Thanks Ian. The red car looks great as well. I still would love to see what that car is like with the extra displacement.

As for the Fuchs, you are correct. If you still have your set into next year, I may be interested in taking them off your hands.

 

Here's a family shot....

 

Very damn nice, sir! Hope you are doing well!

 

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