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Timmy your paint doesn't look that bad,is there that significant a repair that a color change is necessary?
or are you simply feeling a change of pace? I'm considering reshooting mine non metallic slate but
quite a few of the new GT3 RS colors are tempting,riviera blue.signal green,signal yellow ,all of them!
What's up on the steering wheel? thanks Bert
schieffer gray is a nice colour too. I believe it's the same colour as the one from Metal Guru.
My previous 911 SC was that colour and I still miss it.
I'm not familiar with schieffler gray. My car is Slate Gray Metallic.
My old SC was Zinc Metallic, IMO the best silver of all time.
I think it depends on the light. My color looks lighter (kind of washed out) in sunlight so I like to photograph it on overcast days. Maritime blue, for example, has a pinkish hue in sunlight but looks spectacular out of the sunlight. Seems like all the colors that Porsche painted 964's with look different in sunlight.
sounds right, mine looks burgundy or even chocolate brown in some light, midnight purple at night, and almost pinkish in afternoon sun. trippy!
This is the Tahoe blue car that I nearly bought - just a shame it had been mechanically neglected and had too much rust. The colour is stunning in the flesh, it really suits the widebody, and is really evocative of the era and the car - loud yuppy!
This is the Tahoe blue car that I nearly bought - just a shame it had been mechanically neglected and had too much rust. The colour is stunning in the flesh, it really suits the widebody, and is really evocative of the era and the car - loud yuppy!
First time I've heard of rust being an issue with our cars, where was it and how bad?