Brewster Green GT3 Touring
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+1 that is my favorite so far on greens for Porsche
Recently saw Emerald green online, check it here you may like it https://www.instagram.com/p/BcCHX0chCfs/
Recently saw Emerald green online, check it here you may like it https://www.instagram.com/p/BcCHX0chCfs/
#64
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You are welcome, and congrats! I didn't want to sway you, because to be honest I still go back and forth. Be prepared to do so—as both Oak and Brewster are stunning.
Funny about the photos above. I looked at all the same ones except WR's Oak 911R, as my car was in process before I saw pics of it. The R that looks dead green is, I think, Oak, and was one of the ones that sold me on Oak. That and the Ruf Rt35—though I cannot guarantee it is the same paint code or supplier. Would be interesting to find out.
One thing is I am not sure ^ "M XR 991" is Oak. Might be Jet Green or Forest, or the photos may have color shift. Would be curious if anyone can confirm?
Funny about the photos above. I looked at all the same ones except WR's Oak 911R, as my car was in process before I saw pics of it. The R that looks dead green is, I think, Oak, and was one of the ones that sold me on Oak. That and the Ruf Rt35—though I cannot guarantee it is the same paint code or supplier. Would be interesting to find out.
One thing is I am not sure ^ "M XR 991" is Oak. Might be Jet Green or Forest, or the photos may have color shift. Would be curious if anyone can confirm?
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#65
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Lol yes. The strange thing about these photos is that in one photo the car is completely dry and in other photos it is wet. Yet it has a parking ticket in both the wet and dry photos. Did the car dry during the day, or did the owner park in that spot across a number of days and just not give a stuff about getting a ticket every day?
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Someone raised this point earlier in the thread, and if I am honest with myself, I know I wont keep it clean all the time - one of the reasons for shifting to Oak, as pointless having a colour that only looks good clean and not keeping it clean. Yours looks great in those photos though!
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It's not, it's called Emerald Green and I just posted another pic of it. It looks amazing IMHO!
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I don’t have instagram but here are some links of it
i am trying to find a youtube video but can’t seem to find one
i am trying to find a youtube video but can’t seem to find one
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It's not, it's called Emerald Green and I just posted another pic of it. It looks amazing IMHO!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BcHPJr1BUEa
https://www.instagram.com/p/BcHPJr1BUEa
#73
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Someone raised this point earlier in the thread, and if I am honest with myself, I know I wont keep it clean all the time - one of the reasons for shifting to Oak, as pointless having a colour that only looks good clean and not keeping it clean. Yours looks great in those photos though!
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