Chalk GT3 Touring Pics?
12-23-2018 | 05:16 PM
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Awesome color!
Did you tint yours? I am concerned since both of the rear side and rear are made of light glass (may be flexi-glass) and that might cause problems in the long run and may pose a major challenge for the installer.
Did you tint yours? I am concerned since both of the rear side and rear are made of light glass (may be flexi-glass) and that might cause problems in the long run and may pose a major challenge for the installer.
12-24-2018 | 11:27 AM
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It’s all very personal and you really can’t go wrong. We all agonize on the configurator, ask rennlisters advice and hope we made the right decision. If it helps my experience with my 2018 GTS in chalk with black wheels (traded for 2018 GT3 Guards/ std silver wheels).
Chalk is a beautiful color in bright sunlight, it has a deep soft white look but in shade it goes to dull matte grey. I like to open the garage and my cars put a smile on my face. Chalk did not do it.
a friend got his GT3 in chalk but with black door handles, all the black bits on the aero pieces and wing as well as the black wheels brought some life to the color.
i also think black wheels are losing their appeal.
you need to look at these colors in all lighting conditions, not just dealer showrooms and especially in low light conditions when chalk is being considered. But in the end it’s your car and listen to yourself you will love it.
Chalk is a beautiful color in bright sunlight, it has a deep soft white look but in shade it goes to dull matte grey. I like to open the garage and my cars put a smile on my face. Chalk did not do it.
a friend got his GT3 in chalk but with black door handles, all the black bits on the aero pieces and wing as well as the black wheels brought some life to the color.
i also think black wheels are losing their appeal.
you need to look at these colors in all lighting conditions, not just dealer showrooms and especially in low light conditions when chalk is being considered. But in the end it’s your car and listen to yourself you will love it.
12-24-2018 | 12:34 PM
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It’s all very personal and you really can’t go wrong. We all agonize on the configurator, ask rennlisters advice and hope we made the right decision. If it helps my experience with my 2018 GTS in chalk with black wheels (traded for 2018 GT3 Guards/ std silver wheels).
Chalk is a beautiful color in bright sunlight, it has a deep soft white look but in shade it goes to dull matte grey. I like to open the garage and my cars put a smile on my face. Chalk did not do it.
a friend got his GT3 in chalk but with black door handles, all the black bits on the aero pieces and wing as well as the black wheels brought some life to the color.
i also think black wheels are losing their appeal.
you need to look at these colors in all lighting conditions, not just dealer showrooms and especially in low light conditions when chalk is being considered. But in the end it’s your car and listen to yourself you will love it.
Chalk is a beautiful color in bright sunlight, it has a deep soft white look but in shade it goes to dull matte grey. I like to open the garage and my cars put a smile on my face. Chalk did not do it.
a friend got his GT3 in chalk but with black door handles, all the black bits on the aero pieces and wing as well as the black wheels brought some life to the color.
i also think black wheels are losing their appeal.
you need to look at these colors in all lighting conditions, not just dealer showrooms and especially in low light conditions when chalk is being considered. But in the end it’s your car and listen to yourself you will love it.