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What color is my car?
Any ideas? I thought Grand Prix White but it doesn't seem to be that bright of a white. It's not as creamy as Chiffon either. Maybe it's not a Porsche white?
Any help would be great as I want to get some touch up paint. 
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08-15-2018, 05:56 AM
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There's a zillion shades of white. Good luck.
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It's white!
 What do I win? Very nice car and I have been told that I am no help before.... Take the car to a body shop. Most have a crap load of paint sample boards around. Previous owner paint it?
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08-15-2018, 06:37 AM
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They can actually read the paint with a hand-held meter at a good paint shop, then mix paint to match.... probably your best bet.
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Impossible to say exactly from a photo since lighting conditions, camera sensor and post processing can have a big influence on how we see the color. Not to mention that most of us reading the forum don’t do so from a color calibrated monitor!
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1983 Porsche SC
