Thinking of selling my Riviera Blue 993 C2S....
10-01-2011, 01:34 AM
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I'm not aware of what a RS is. However, it sounds like you're trying to justify why you are attracted to such a non-masculine color.
I'm not a man, so maybe this somehow connects you to your feminine side.
I'm not a man, so maybe this somehow connects you to your feminine side.
10-01-2011, 02:12 AM
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My husband warned me not to express contradicting opinions on here as the name calling would come soon thereafter. All kinds of men, and boys.
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10-01-2011, 08:36 AM
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I love Riviera Blue RS Clubsport - absolutely beautiful colour. The viper Green looks stunning too - in fact louder/brighterthe colour the better for the RS 
10-01-2011, 09:21 AM
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I love the color. I'm a male, I've fathered two wonderful little girls. Married my best friend about 18 years ago. I also drive a Boxster, and I'm not a hairdresser.
10-01-2011, 09:42 AM
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Mike - A proud Riviera Blue owner (even if it's non-masculine)
10-01-2011, 09:55 AM
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If a dealer buys it (Willhoit, for example) it will be quickly relisted within days for high $70's low $80's.
10-01-2011, 10:05 AM
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It's all about what's currently "in" and RB apparently is. I recall back in 2001 I was looking at a couple of 993S in RB that they couldn't give away because of the color. I liked RB but figured it would be very difficult to sell so passed. My guess is that the RB phase will again fade away.
10-01-2011, 11:04 AM
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you come on here and post things like "However, it sounds like you're trying to justify why you are attracted to such a non-masculine color."...
That's not just posting an opinion, its being rather unecessraily rude, dont you think? Opinions are welcome, and contradictory ones even better. I called you a "goofball", lets keep all this in perspective
I for one am not convinced you are who you say you are. A wife with 5 posts weighing in about how one of the most popular Porsche colors is too "girly" etc... something smells fishy...In any case, feels a little like I am bantering with an 18 yr old, but just for the record, I am quite comfortable in my masculinity - I LOVE the bright and softer pastel colors in these cars and lots of old cars. I also take cream in my coffee and like my steak medium well, other things that I guess arent very manly of me...
10-01-2011, 11:14 AM
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ok come on...
you come on here and post things like "However, it sounds like you're trying to justify why you are attracted to such a non-masculine color."...
That's not just posting an opinion, its being rather unecessraily rude, dont you think? Opinions are welcome, and contradictory ones even better. I called you a "goofball", lets keep all this in perspective I for one am not convinced you are who you say you are. A wife with 5 posts weighing in about how one of the most popular Porsche colors is too "girly" etc... something smells fishy...
In any case, feels a little like I am bantering with an 18 yr old, but just for the record, I am quite comfortable in my masculinity - I LOVE the bright and softer pastel colors in these cars and lots of old cars. I also take cream in my coffee and like my steak medium well, other things that I guess arent very manly of me...
you come on here and post things like "However, it sounds like you're trying to justify why you are attracted to such a non-masculine color."...
That's not just posting an opinion, its being rather unecessraily rude, dont you think? Opinions are welcome, and contradictory ones even better. I called you a "goofball", lets keep all this in perspective
I for one am not convinced you are who you say you are. A wife with 5 posts weighing in about how one of the most popular Porsche colors is too "girly" etc... something smells fishy...In any case, feels a little like I am bantering with an 18 yr old, but just for the record, I am quite comfortable in my masculinity - I LOVE the bright and softer pastel colors in these cars and lots of old cars. I also take cream in my coffee and like my steak medium well, other things that I guess arent very manly of me...
