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What color are the belts? Door closer? Gauges? I chose GT Silver because my maritime blue car has the GT silver microfiber / black leather interior. My chartreuse 4.0 has acid green stitching which is beautiful with outside color.
I know the question was asked a while back in this thread about Maritime vs. Voodoo but please see the below for a pic of Riviera and Maritime paint cards against the door mirror of a voodoo blue GT3. I know the Maritime is correct as its a perfect match for a friends 964RS. Crappy light probably makes the contrast look worse but there's quite some difference between Maritime and Voodoo!
Chicane is one of my favorite colors of all time - very complex and changes significantly based on the environment. I can't think of a Porche Grey that is close and I had a shop looking for me after seeing the 675LT in person both inside and outside.
'Maritime Blue' is a very special color...& very difficult to photograph!
Originally Posted by 10RMV
I know the question was asked a while back in this thread about Maritime
vs. Voodoo but please see the below for a pic of Riviera and Maritime
paint cards against the door mirror of a voodoo blue GT3. I know the
Maritime is correct as its a perfect match for a friends 964RS. Crappy
light probably makes the contrast look worse but there's quite some
difference between Maritime and Voodoo!
Originally Posted by consolidated
MT looks almost like UV against a true blue.
'Maritime Blue' is one of the hardest colors to photograph!
It's very difficult to capture the color as the human eye
sees it! I love this color...
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Taken by me at 'The Wailing Wall' at 'Porsche Exclusive' in
Zuffenhausen on July 2015:
Second row, front left:
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Photographed by Lawrence Romanosky at Porsche Center Calgary
and previously posted by me on this forum:
Originally Posted by Z356
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Copy below of one of my earlier posts on this thread might shed
some 'light' on this question using Romanosky's photos sent to me!
Saludos,
Eduardo
Carmel
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Conekilr: Very nice photos...and let's add a few more. Including a
'Maritime Blue' Ruf 911 in the workshop. Photos courtesy of our
friend Lawrence Romanosky at Porsche Centre Calgary in my
honorary home country - O Canada!
Chicane is one of my favorite colors of all time - very complex and changes significantly based on the environment.
Here are photos of Chicane outside--it really is hard to capture and like many other greys, I agree, it varies a lot with light, etc. But it is exceptional! With fashion grey as reference (fob), Chicane is a lot darker (background, taken outdoors in bright sun).