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Help me pick a color
Ok collective trust of Pelican's..
Help me pick out a color for my project's paint job. The car is originally Gold (Casablanca Beige) but there is another car in our club with the same bumpers and same color and I want my car to be unique. Interior color is Brown with Black accents. I am not apposed to a modern color and have even thought of a full Carbon Fiber Wrap. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1394383157.jpg I don not want the traditional colors: silver, black, red, white... Give me your thoughts and pictures..... SmileWavy Original color: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1394382842.jpg |
Well, I am very partial to the greys. Slate Grey is excellent. Also, Meteor Grey is the BEST Porsche color. :)
If you really wanted a great, classic paint scheme, you could go with the Gulf colors, or just Gulf blue. I think one of the best blues on a Porsche is Ossi. Ossi would look great on your car, with the bright trim. The oranges and yellows scream "LOOK AT ME", but are very nice on the older cars. I don't know how nice they'd be on the newer cars. And if you have a tan/brown/cork interior, Irish Green would also look good. The shape of these cars begs for a middle color paint, IMO. Which is why I think Ossi Blue is one of the best colors for a 911, with Slate Grey following a very close second. |
Do you have a pic of the Ossi blue?
I do have a Brown interior with Black accents. |
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/732081-blue-911-coupes-some-proud-pictures-5.html#post7415072
It would look pretty damn nice on your car. Take the black off the wheels, so that they are just aluminum-colored, and the whole effect would be great. |
Brown interior. I vote signal orange!
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Mexico Blue is always a good choice. Here's my Casablanca Beige '74 Sportomatic after a small transformation...
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If you want to be unique on this board, you'll probably have to find a color from another manufacturer. I like to see colors on other cars and wonder what they'd look like on my 911. I've found a bunch, but forget to look them up by the time I get back in front of a computer! (Mental note…snap a picture next time.)
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If I had a car with a brown interior that I didn't care about originality.
Olive green aaaaaaaaall the way!!! I wish I could special order a SC in the color scheme. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1394403689.jpg |
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Orange orange orange. Always works very nicely with any brown color.
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Post a pic of the interior.
If I ever do my dream build, orange would be a finalist. So would viper green. I don't know who this car belongs to but it's in my "saved" folder. Not sure the brown/black interior would work with it though. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1394410271.jpg Here is an orange... http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1394410323.jpg |
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Emerald green metallic . Picture is not great but couldnt find any other http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1394413748.jpg
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According to recent PPG statistics less than 2% of cars painted today are green... I love the olive car above!
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zieglerot (brick red) metallic. was a special order color in 1983 and to date, including 5 trips to hershey, i have only ever seen one other 911 this color. mine has the brown w/ black accent interior as well.
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Slate grey metallic.
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Olive green looks great -- and would meld well with the brown seats.
Summer Yellow would also work well with brown, and is very rare: http://s3.amazonaws.com/excellence/c...jpg?1393796330 Noting the dislike for the "traditional colors", Chiffon White 182 is really attractive, not your "standard" white, and is awesome with brown seats: http://www.finecars.cc/typo3temp/GB/2c70c21cb7.jpg Light Green metallic 275: http://www.candido-classic-cars.com/...e_0600-001.jpg |
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