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Well, I did have the free choice option and painted mine minerva blue (code 304), so in this case at least, the answer is not hypothetical.
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I'm not sure whose car this is, but it's one of the only Mexico Blue Targas I've ever seen. At least I'm pretty sure this is Mexico Blue - I use these two pictures as the "go by" for restoring my own car (there are a couple of minor differences between this car and mine which I need to iron out).
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Thanks for all the responses,
The paint on my car is totally shot, and I hate the color anyway, so it's definitely going to change. - I really like the mexico blue cars, although I think on a coupe it looks best My car does have an all black interior, which is somewhat of a consideration as on a dark blue car it would be really dark, where as on red it would be very nice. when this car is done it will be close to stock, with a carerra tail and a front lip spoiler, and lowered to euro height. I just finished completely restoring the interior, replacing all brakes, installing H-4's and stripping the body to prep for paint...I'll keep everyone in the loop as the work progresses. I also like the greens, the pic below is my 73 914, Zambezi Green http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1199938261.jpg |
How about Stone Grey metallic (special order, code L693)?
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I would not change. OK maybe silver that last 930 is pretty sharp!
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The dark colors will make your car look smaller and show dirt/dust quickly.
The color white will make your car look larger and you will get alot of miles out of a wash job. I like white. White is also the most popular color for new cars in '07. (it un-seated silver after it was at the top for a long time.) Red will make your car look like it wants to be pulled over by a cop. My 911 is Irish Green. It looks friendly. (and dirty). |
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Funny, I read the title and instantly thought Chocolate Brown. Then I read the post and you want to change from brown. To each their own. I agree, i don't like most metallic browns, but Non metallic Milk Choc Brown is killer.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1199958732.jpg I am a huge fan of Non-metallic Greys lately. "primer" grey, light grey, nimbus (tt) grey. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1199958821.jpghttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1199958865.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1199958882.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1199958930.jpg this is also coming from a guy with a signal yellow car with Orange/brown stripes. HA |
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Nobody likes yellow????http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1199965831.jpg
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I like yellow.;) But we are trying to help petrolblue. Ha, "help". Like he needs 100 new opinions. |
I was in the same situation with my brown car and I searched everywhere for a unique color - which is had to to as the old paint color books are almost gone. However, I found a color called coral red (por 82H) and had it shot with Glasurit paint. I will soon send a picture - but check it out. Have the paint supplier mix a quart and spray a sample for you.
By the way, I took doors and lids off and removed the engine to make it look right. Go with German paint as the metallic filler is different that the other paints. -Ray |
nameisbauer, that's a sweet ride.
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Go to Mexico, paint it with Dupont Imron. Always looks like it was just waxed (wet), forever.
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Here are a couple of pics of my old "Mexico Blue Targa" from when the earth tried to eat it.....
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Rock Green Metallic. YUUUUMMMY!
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