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Pantone isn't the name of the color. It's a system professional designers and manufacturers, graphics artists, etc. use to specify a color to be used in production.
I had yellow stitching all throughout my GT4 - daddybluecar.com - didnt want to repeat it; green because, it's acid green, and it pairs very well with dark blue, even the calipers.
For a limited time the garage will have to make room for 2 PTS cars. The 991.2 GT3 is Pantone 296c. The GT4, Maritime Blue. Scroll to bottom of the photos to learn why these siblings can't stay on their play date forever.
Acid Green Deviated Stitching and 12'o clock marking
... Sadly, the GT4 decided it would rather find a new home than share a garage. The GT4 is for sale, asking $121,995. 1 of 1 in North America PTS Maritime Blue and loaded with options. Never tracked. See http://daddybluecar.com
Fellow RL'ers, if you know someone, or know someone who knows someone, please mention this beautifully spec'd, one-of-a-kind GT4 so it can again have a garage all to itself.
This and Cobalt blue are my favorite colors! In a few weeks I might be contacting you for the Caymen GT4! You sir have great taste in colors
Is there something genuinely wrong with the 991.2 GT3? Or is it just a profit thing for everyone? I don’t understand what would compel me to sell such a car, after going through the whole PTS/CXX GT3 ordering process myself for nearly a whole year (but perhaps replacing it with a 997 4.0 RS might) . I would’ve bought most people ordering these cars have easier ways to try to make $30k, rather than miss the ownership experience. This is not directed at the op, just in general.
03-16-2018, 06:11 PM
