Help Please - Need To Spec a PTS WP 3RS in 48hrs
03-16-2019 | 10:13 AM
#47
Racer
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From: Chandler, AZ
As most ppl are suggesting very common PTS colors (all nice BTW) - given you want it to be 'friendly' to the next buyer, I suggest Gulf Blue. Classic and yet different.
Personally, I'd go for something far off the beaten path, especially since this will be one of very few PTS 3RSs....
Personally, I'd go for something far off the beaten path, especially since this will be one of very few PTS 3RSs....
03-16-2019 | 01:08 PM
#52
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From: Midwest
Non metallic slate grey, ruby star, jade green, mint green, viper green, signal yellow, mexico blue, maritime blue. IMO the "skittle" colors look best on Porsche GT cars. I wouldn't get the WP. I would also get the deviated stitching option to further compliment the color.
03-16-2019 | 01:11 PM
#53
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Three Wheelin'
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thanks
I don’t believe metallic slate is available on the 991, only non metallic
03-16-2019 | 01:40 PM
#55
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Greys boring and hard to tell apart from one another and from available standard colors, IMO. Not worth it.
Voodoo blue too common.
If you prefer something dark (you said you like black...), are leaning toward blues, and want something both historic and inoffensive to future buyers, perhaps Albert Blue. Lighter than Meerblau, Dark Blue Metallic or Night Blue, much darker and more navy than Voodoo, Club Blau, etc.
here is a Touring in the color. Otherwise most examples you’ll find are historic cars.
https://goo.gl/images/5Q8Sze
The other blues I’d vote for are Oslo with silver wheels, if you like something lighter but not too saturated, or Maritime, if you like another classic blue that’s more saturated and which does tend toward violet.
Voodoo blue too common.
If you prefer something dark (you said you like black...), are leaning toward blues, and want something both historic and inoffensive to future buyers, perhaps Albert Blue. Lighter than Meerblau, Dark Blue Metallic or Night Blue, much darker and more navy than Voodoo, Club Blau, etc.
here is a Touring in the color. Otherwise most examples you’ll find are historic cars.
https://goo.gl/images/5Q8Sze
The other blues I’d vote for are Oslo with silver wheels, if you like something lighter but not too saturated, or Maritime, if you like another classic blue that’s more saturated and which does tend toward violet.
03-16-2019 | 02:33 PM
#56
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From: Le Mans, France
Baltic blue, code 37B, is a very nice blue. The perception will vary with the light, so it could be either light or dark.
I also think that it is really unusual.
I loved my former 928CS in this color
Silver rims, please.
I also think that it is really unusual.
I loved my former 928CS in this color
Silver rims, please.
03-16-2019 | 02:56 PM
#58
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From: New York
My GT2 RS still came PTS, but the 3 RS ended up being Lizard with black/brown interior rather than going a full CXX switch on a non-PTS car.
That said, hard to beat Oslo Blue if you want to keep it more subtle. Any of the original 73 RS colors make great choices if you want to keep it heritage, some of my favs are Viper Green, Jade Green, Signal Yellow, Chartreuse, Irish Green. You can easily find the list online.
