Does anybody know if the production 911R's , factory racing prototypes and things like this TR shown were light Ivory or white??
All help appreciated
Does anybody know if the production 911R's , factory racing prototypes and things like this TR shown were light Ivory or white??
All help appreciated
Light Ivory
911R could be specified in different colors but the white used must have been "light Ivory" (6804), as grand prix white only came later.
Does anyone have a photo of the paint badge used on the 911R's. Most would be 6804, but what prefix, what suffix, and did the badge have the VIN?
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GP White did not officially appear as an option till 1974
What about the 457 Gand-Prix white RS models made before the '74s ever came out. Were those cars not officially painted G-P White.Originally Posted by sezme
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Light Ivory, no question about it.
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9113600441 had paint code 908-8-2, so Grand Prix White was correct for the RS in 1973 apparently. But let us not get off topic. I need documentation for a 1968 911R.
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According to my factory salesmans samples book - GP white was not a standard offered color till 1974. "Special" cars may be excepted.
In case a pic helps, we have just (last week) painted one of our resto cars Light Ivory.
Alan
Please explain the square box's below the door --never seen those?
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