Edgy01

It was interesting this morning that we had three paint to sample blues all lined up on a thread. (https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...-the-997s.html) All unique in their own right.

Coochas

Aren't all of those Mexico Blue?


I kid, I kid.

Edgy01

Yeah, that's the ticket!

Nugget

Haha Coochas!

talkinghead

I think you guy's should hold a "blues fest" ! And here's a great place to have it!

OK, been a long day already!

Edgy01

Hey! That works for me! There are some great roads into and out of Telluride!

Bruce R

Things of beauty! Digging that Mari - time

RollingArt

Well, we may as well do a repeat for those that missed it.

There you go, three PTS Blues in a row.

Thing of beauty, isn't it?



Phil

_Nathan

Actually looks more like 1976 Pacer Blue

RollingArt

DAMN, that Pacer looks HOT.

Def. my next PTS Porsche will be this color!

(wise *ss)



Phil

Edgy01

Don't forget that Tony Lapine was working at AMC when that came out. (Tony designed the 928).

Chaos

Blue Rocks !

Leader

Oh, great. Now, every time I see a 928, I'm going to think of an AMC Pacer.
Now that you mention it, the two are kind of similar in their puffy shapes. This was obviously before lap-band surgery was in vogue.

Edgy01

Ditto for the Gremlin and Matador. There are many design similarities--of course, I would never post this on the 928 Forum!!

OCBen

Interesting. So I guess that makes the two cars siblings if they had the same father.

Yeah, go ahead and post this in the 928 Forum. I'm sure they'd love to know about the familial ties.



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"The Porsche 928 designer, Tony Lapine, admitted that the Pacer provided the inspiration for the tail end treatment of that particular motoring icon!"
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