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anyone know what color this is?
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I just know that it's beautiful. Wow!
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maybe Slate Gray ??
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it is a 356 color but I don't know the name
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Obviously, the appearance of a color can vary depending on lighting, camera, and viewing screen, but that looks lighter than slate grey. I am by no means a color expert, but to my eye it looks like Dolphin Grey or Audi's late model Aviator Grey.
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Slate gray is darker and Dolphin is lighter, the recent Audi color is just a bit darker than Dolphin. As has been stated all these colors are very sensitive to lighting. My dolphin gray 356 can change dramatically with the light.
BTW it is a striking photo. |
It's similar to my slate blue '84, but I think it's lighter.
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Yeah I think the technical name of that color is "awesome?" :D
When you guys nail it down, i'm writing it down. That'll be the color of my racecar repaint. |
could it be the "sport classic grey" code L63A ? it is non metallic. looks so great in person. the local dealership has a 991 done with it.
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Although it's likely Slate Gray (Schiefergrau code 615), you could check the following as well - Eisengrau POR60/00B and Delphingrau code 610.
The McQueen 911S was Slate and look what the resale was on that! ;-) |
Is that the 911SC that TRE built? If so it is featured in an issue of Excellence 4 or 5 years ago. I don't remember the name of the color but the article mentions it. Might ask Dave.
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Possibly thinking Fashoin Grey (Mode Grau)?? EDIT: Found the thread on this car. Its a car in France. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/600186-new-2-8-rsr-evocation.html |
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Why is everyone assuming it's a Porsche color? That car is a personal creation, therefore just as likely to be a Ford, GM or custom shade.
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RAL Color Chart | www.RALcolor.com
Looks like RAL 7046 if I read the link right on the 2.8 RSR, I found this starting at post #271 of the above linked topic. |
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Nice job tracking it down! |
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