There is a theme here - whether worst, 2nd worst, or 3rd worst, they are all some sort of brownish color. Not that there aren't some beautiful browns.
Personally I'd pick gold as worst or 2nd worst; worse than sand, maybe worse than baby poosepia.
There is a theme here - whether worst, 2nd worst, or 3rd worst, they are all some sort of brownish color. Not that there aren't some beautiful browns.
Personally I'd pick gold as worst or 2nd worst; worse than sand, maybe worse than baby poosepia.
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Wasn't looking for 'gold' originally but have become rather attached after 8 years.
Eric
ESR #1610
1973 911T 3.2 RS Clone
1971 911S 2.4 MFI
1970 Datsun 510 Vintage Racer
Hey, that garage looks familiar. I'll admit when I first was sent this car from Bob I didn't love the color but after we painted it and I've spent some time with this car the color has grown on me. It's a very classic and classy color. Not to mention this car is in such great condition and a real time capsule.
72S, 72T now ST
+2
I just can't figure out the appeal of Sepia. I suspect it has become desirable to a select few which is why I've seen several sepia longhoods come up for sale recently. Dump them for a nice profit while you can before they fall completely out of fashion again. I flushed a prettier color this morning.
In the late 1960s-early 1970s Brown was a very desired color on cars!
Every Mercedes was dark brown (like my 71 280SL) and they look great! Plus there were lots of Root Beer Brown (Metallic Brown) Speedsters running around LA at the time. And there were also lots of Sepia brown Porsches sold at the time.
But Porsche screwed up with Sepia Brown (AKA Baby Sh!t brown) it was too light...
Hey nothing wrong with a brown car- I just have to be careful when I go to UPS,
Phil
Early S Junkie # 658
Why do you need to be careful at UPS? Isn't that big flat area on the back of the Porsche with the rubber boarder for caring large packages? :-)
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