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    Xavier Petit-Jean-Boret Xavier PJB's Avatar
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    What is this color ?

    Would you be so kind to guide me to the name of this beautoful color of the car shown in the picture below ?
    Thank you very much.

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    really impossible to say - there are probably 200 variations of "silber" "gray" / obviously not an original car so it could be anything
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    Hard to say but my guess is Porsche Arctic Silver as on the 986 Boxster. Following that I would say BMW Titanium Silver from the E46 M3 and maybe Porsche GT Silver Metallic (as on the Carrera GT).

    Or it could be 936 Silver Metallic from the 70's
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    Xavier Petit-Jean-Boret Xavier PJB's Avatar
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    Thanks guy, I thought a pal would know this car, maybe the color though.

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    Hi Xavier, tried to send you this PM but your inbox is full

    Hi Xavier,

    We ve corresponded before. Mine is a 1972 Feburary Italian delivered 911 S in LHD. it's just finished a restoration taking almost 3 years . I ve some questions and you might be able to answer.

    The 6 ( or is it 5 ) gold decalsthat you see on opening the engine cover, should it be 5 or 6 and if 6 what is the 6th one for that year and Italy.

    The decals are as far as I can see are from left to right

    Alternator, tyre pressure ( but which one 1.8 bar or the higher one), driving above 200 kph, then on the right side of the engine catch are oil level, valve timing, and finally firing order.

    Am I correct , have you any 1972 photos of actual cars with original decals or correctly placed reproduction decals.


    Oil Pressure Temp guage, does the Struck say 5 Bars or go to 10 bars.

    regards from Cork, Ireland

    Dave

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    [QUOTE=brakekiller;764610]Would you be so kind to guide me to the name of this beautoful color of the car shown in the picture below ?
    Thank you very much.

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    what colour do you mean..the colour of the passenger door or the colour of the rest of the car...

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    Quote Originally Posted by moito View Post

    what colour do you mean..the colour of the passenger door or the colour of the rest of the car...
    Give me what you have.
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    It reminds me of a Mercedes Color they used on the W220
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    Porsche - Polar Silver - L92 ? ( I don't recall the last letter, M,E, ??? ) I have a can at the shop I can get the number from if needed
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