Please post pacific blue or any other medium blue colors

80sc man · 07-01-2003, 08:27 PM

thanks

MarkP · 07-01-2003, 09:09 PM

I can't remember the name of this one, I have it in a file at my office though. Can look it up tomorrow if you want it.

Cerbin · 07-01-2003, 09:11 PM

this is a test

speeder · speeder's Garage

Here is my original paint Pacific Blue '82, (L31G), but should add that it is a color that looks and photographs different depending on light. Anywhere from purple-ish to very grey-blue. Only available in '81-'82.

Jocke · Jocke's Garage

When I bought my 964 mirrors they where in a really nice looking blue metallic-colour, anyone nows the name on thoose?

/J

Stanley · 07-02-2003, 12:09 AM

You can probably find the colors you are looking for in the blue car thread: Show me your blue Porsches

Glasgow 911SC · Glasgow 911SC's Garage

Jocke,
That looks like Cobalt Blue.

VenezianBlau 87 · 07-02-2003, 04:38 AM

Venetian Blue metallic (061v) Can't verify code right now.

Jocke · Jocke's Garage

Quote:

Originally posted by Glasgow 911SC
Jocke,
That looks like Cobalt Blue.

Allright Thanks, nice colour I think..

/J

Jdub · 07-02-2003, 06:15 AM

MarkP:

I believe that is Minerva Blue. Great color.

John

Doug Zielke · 07-02-2003, 07:10 AM

Denis,
I love that picture of your car and dog!

And yes, Pacific Blue Metallic (L31G) is one of the most unique colors Porsche offered. Just ask the 'Blue Bomber'.....
http://members.shaw.ca/zielke/911SC.htm

JeremyD · JeremyD's Garage

Baltic Blue

My old C2 Targa...

80sc man · 07-02-2003, 09:35 AM

thanks guys...please keep them coming

ZAMIRZ · ZAMIRZ's Garage

Check my sig, the color is Schiefer blue metallic.

Randy Webb · 07-02-2003, 10:32 AM

This sort of thing is a useful first step, but colors never look the same on a computer or a photo as on a car. Besides the different ways that various programs render colors, even a film photo is highly dependent on the color temperature of the light.

You can go to a paint shop and peruse their PPG or other catalogs (which have chips in them). this still isn't perfect but will get you closer for step 2.

The best thing would be to compare several colors on the 911s themselves at a PCA meet, show, or for recent colors at a dealer lot. I'd call that stage 3 in color selection.