Royal Blue

[runsub5]

Some of the 356 colors look great on early 911's

Raj

P.S David thanks for the link

Raj -

Thanks for posting these for me. How were you able to resize them? I was using HP image editor and couldn't get them small enough. These pictures were taken at Stratton Mountain at the Hemmings Concours. I wasn't at Saratoga in May, but my wife and I were there two years a go. Very nice auto museum in an old brick building where water was once bottled.

[runsub5]

David

If you go under test/area adding an image sticky-i use the irfanview program-you can resize and resample-takes a little getting used to-give it a shot


Raj


P.S John your color off the color card does seem to match this car-kings blue

Thanks Raj. I'll give it a try.

[C.Plavan]

It is my understanding the Porsche Royal blue and Arrow Blue are the same colors. I found the "Royal Blue" AND "Arrow Blue" had the same paint codes.

So here it is on a 911

[Flieger]

I think it looks good with a lime green helmet and a red-haired maniac behind the wheel

What did Patrick Long think? (I was kidding. I hold him in high regard and he is a very interesting, kind, generous person to talk to.)

[C.Plavan]

He had a blast. He loved that it was not a "Point and Shoot" race car. He loved that the car was more dependent on driver input.... Which he had no problem with.

[Flieger]

That's along the lines of what he told me at the Long Beach ALMS race when I asked how the 9R6 felt compared to the 911. He said he prefers the "interesting" handling of the tail-happy 911 as a more fun drive.

[runsub5]

Here's another very nice blue. 1967 911S owned by Michael Amalfitano (Sp.)