Light Ivory ... It is one of thoese colors that when the car is properly done it looks sooooo classic. But if its just a so so build looks weak...
I would go original color unless you just don't like Lite Ivory
Light Ivory ... It is one of thoese colors that when the car is properly done it looks sooooo classic. But if its just a so so build looks weak...
I would go original color unless you just don't like Lite Ivory
Adam: If you have Rudge wheels you can paint it any color you want! The interior looks great, but please secure the fire extinguisher rather than leaving it free to bounce around.
So if you don’t have a color in mind perhaps a vote for the 5 best colors as selected by the group ?
Definitely not the white ivory !
73.5 Snrf T
71 Snrf T
70S targa
76 914 2.0
82 Targa,
85 Alfa GTV6
60 Lancia Appia Zagato GTE
Searching for transmission 7115322 (911/01)
I’d go with your first choice. However... on the purple pallet I like aubergine!
Dave Reu
Member #3949
1973 Silver Metallic 911S
It is your car. Paint it any color you like. Janis Joplin did, and look what that did for the value.
Rich Spritz
1959 BMC Huffaker Mk1 Formula Junior racecar
1967 Porsche 911 racecar
1969 Porsche 911T
1970 Winkelmann WDF2 Formula Ford racecar
1973 Merlyn Mk24 Formula Ford racecar
2007 Porsche 997C4 cab (totaled by an idiot running a stop sign)
2014 Porsche 991 TurboS cab
2019 Cayman GTS (wife's)
I think Albert or Bali blue would look striking on a 67 S given the amount of chrome. I personally love Leaf Green and would paint pretty much any year Porsche in it, from 1948 to 2022! Bottom line is, it’s your car, do what makes you happy.
1969 911 E #824
not crazy at all, IMO. mine's been changed from its original color of sepia brown to dalmatian blue. do what you like
Last edited by Lz7w; 02-27-2021 at 09:25 AM.
Member #3857
'70 911 2.7
Not crazy at all. We have a 71 Jaguar Etype that has been in the family since 1989. Original color was a baby blue (not sure the Jag name for it). When we restored it in 2008-2010 went with a 66-68 Etype color of Metallic Charcoal Grey (also don't remember the Jag color name). It is a matching numbers car but the baby blue did nothing for us so we changed it.
69 911S #1379
65 356 SC #130757
Cotswold Blue to Opalescent Silver Grey perhaps?Originally Posted by Scott72
Not crazy at all. We have a 71 Jaguar Etype that has been in the family since 1989. Original color was a baby blue (not sure the Jag name for it). When we restored it in 2008-2010 went with a 66-68 Etype color of Metallic Charcoal Grey (also don't remember the Jag color name). It is a matching numbers car but the baby blue did nothing for us so we changed it.
- 1969 911T Ossi Blue #3981
I second that motion on the dalmation. Sublime
I want a aura of meanness to the car. Plan on putting a hotrod motor.
Never seen a swb in Royal Purple. Mopar did there hotrods in plum crazy.
1962 356 S Cab gone
1967 911S Coupe
2008 RS60 Boxster gone
1973.5 911T targa soft window Gone
Runge 008 Gone
2002 996 TT x-50 Gone
2016 Boxster GTS pts gulf orange
1969 912 SWT pts green
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