981 Spyder!!!!
11-30-2015 | 10:01 PM
#1493
Rennlist Member
Joined: Sep 2012
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From: Laguna Beach, California
11-30-2015 | 10:14 PM
#1494
Race Director
Joined: May 2013
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From: Hypercar Invitational
Yes that white on black really pops. I hope that the gt silver with black does the same. Wheels are getting painted black the minute car arrives, and gt4 side scoops in flat black or carbon going on to complete the look. Want as much contrast as possible.
12-01-2015 | 08:44 AM
#1496
5th Gear
Joined: Feb 2007
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[QUOTE=33 TDX;12799238]I post more pictures tomorrow when Detailing and PPF get installed to the car, so far great sports car.[/QUOTE
Did you consider the Spyder Classic interior with Agate Grey? That's my colour / interior combination but I'm still not 100% convinced as I can't be sure of the shade of the red leather - in some photos it looks OK but in others it looks pink or even orange! The only example of Agate / Spyder classic I have seen is the car at Exchange Auto Group and even then the colours don't look consistent. My lock-down date is next week so I need to decide quickly - stick with Agate or go back to my original spec of Guards Red with black leather and red stitching.......
Did you consider the Spyder Classic interior with Agate Grey? That's my colour / interior combination but I'm still not 100% convinced as I can't be sure of the shade of the red leather - in some photos it looks OK but in others it looks pink or even orange! The only example of Agate / Spyder classic I have seen is the car at Exchange Auto Group and even then the colours don't look consistent. My lock-down date is next week so I need to decide quickly - stick with Agate or go back to my original spec of Guards Red with black leather and red stitching.......
12-01-2015 | 09:02 AM
#1497
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Joined: Feb 2015
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From: Denver, Colorado
[QUOTE=1606ian;12803534]
Agate with Spyder Classic will look awesome. It's been my favorite combo so far. The red is not pink or orange ish. If your dealer has any recent cars with garnet red interior you can get a sense of the color
I post more pictures tomorrow when Detailing and PPF get installed to the car, so far great sports car.[/QUOTE
Did you consider the Spyder Classic interior with Agate Grey? That's my colour / interior combination but I'm still not 100% convinced as I can't be sure of the shade of the red leather - in some photos it looks OK but in others it looks pink or even orange! The only example of Agate / Spyder classic I have seen is the car at Exchange Auto Group and even then the colours don't look consistent. My lock-down date is next week so I need to decide quickly - stick with Agate or go back to my original spec of Guards Red with black leather and red stitching.......
Did you consider the Spyder Classic interior with Agate Grey? That's my colour / interior combination but I'm still not 100% convinced as I can't be sure of the shade of the red leather - in some photos it looks OK but in others it looks pink or even orange! The only example of Agate / Spyder classic I have seen is the car at Exchange Auto Group and even then the colours don't look consistent. My lock-down date is next week so I need to decide quickly - stick with Agate or go back to my original spec of Guards Red with black leather and red stitching.......
12-01-2015 | 09:45 AM
#1498
Instructor
Joined: Nov 2015
Posts: 107
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From: Minneapolis, MN
[QUOTE=Milehigh981;12803560]Noob here...been lurking around a bit. I'm trying to settle on my configuration as well. Red simply doesn't photo well...will almost always be darker than what you see in pics online. I'm trying to decide between GT Silver and Agate to go with the classic interior. Flip a coin, both have their merits...my only fear is Agate will hide the key contours as darker colors sometimes do. If going with Agate, what color wheels? I feel like Platinum might look like an attempt to match (although I saw one on Pistonheads that looked good), so imho, standard silver or black is the way to go.
12-01-2015 | 11:02 AM
#1499
Banned
Joined: Feb 2011
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From: colorado canyons
[QUOTE=kskpsu;12803621]
Noob here...been lurking around a bit. I'm trying to settle on my configuration as well. Red simply doesn't photo well...will almost always be darker than what you see in pics online. I'm trying to decide between GT Silver and Agate to go with the classic interior. Flip a coin, both have their merits...my only fear is Agate will hide the key contours as darker colors sometimes do. If going with Agate, what color wheels? I feel like Platinum might look like an attempt to match (although I saw one on Pistonheads that looked good), so imho, standard silver or black is the way to go.
If you go with Classic interior the interior paint trim color is GT Silver irregardless of what the exterior color is...unless you can get Porsche exclusive to change it for $2000.
Noob here...been lurking around a bit. I'm trying to settle on my configuration as well. Red simply doesn't photo well...will almost always be darker than what you see in pics online. I'm trying to decide between GT Silver and Agate to go with the classic interior. Flip a coin, both have their merits...my only fear is Agate will hide the key contours as darker colors sometimes do. If going with Agate, what color wheels? I feel like Platinum might look like an attempt to match (although I saw one on Pistonheads that looked good), so imho, standard silver or black is the way to go.
12-01-2015 | 11:05 AM
#1500
Three Wheelin'
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 1,360
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From: Minnetonka, Minnesota
Congratulations! White does accentuate the lines nicely. Beautiful. How do you find the bucket seats so far? How is the seat back (fixed) lean angle? That is one of the key reasons I chose not to get.