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Rossi said:
Francoise, do you think the sea blue interior fits with the seal grey?
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robbo said:
Thats ok matey,have you thought about seal,cocoa then with a brown roofWould look class
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booger said:
The car's mine, and the picture was already posted when I got the car last fall--sorry to those who've seen it already. Unfortunately, the car's been in the garage all winter. Can't wait for spring. More pictures at this thread if you're interested.
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Rossi said:
Francoise, do you think the sea blue interior fits with the seal grey?
No I don't, that's why I gotta see it!
Good point Rossi.
Blue int IMHO fit perfectly light grey cars (arctic, polar, GT, etc.) and Blue of course.
But because Seal is neither light nor dark, I thought, maybe, just maybe... But it's hard to find pics.
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Rossi said:
Francoise, do you think the sea blue interior fits with the seal grey?
No I don't, that's why I gotta see it!
Good point Rossi.
Blue int IMHO fit perfectly light grey cars (arctic, polar, GT, etc.) and Blue of course.
But because Seal is neither light nor dark, I thought, maybe, just maybe... But it's hard to find pics.
What interior colour does fit best to seal grey in your opinion? Only from the standard colours, not willing to pay extra for individual ones and IMO they're also not better than standard.
Black, sea blue or even dark green (never seen that one)?
Stone grey and sand are too light for me, get dirty much too quickly.
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Fanch said:
Rossi,
With Seal, I think the best int are Black or stone grey.
As Robbo pointed out, try Sea blue too, although from what I've seen of the picture, it's a more flamboyant blue than Metropole blue.
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Rossi,
With Seal, I think the best int are Black or stone grey.
As Robbo pointed out, try Sea blue too, although from what I've seen of the picture, it's a more flamboyant blue than Metropole blue.
And what do you think about cocoa? I'v just seen it's only a price difference of 350 Eur, not as much as I thought (and as in case of the the individual exterior colour).
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As I wrote before, I'm yet to see it in person.
From the pics, it looks very nice. But it depends on what you want also.
Although it was first introduced in the Carrera GT, I personally think that it is more classy than sporty.
I think it's the kind of color I would be extremely happy with for like the first few months, but because it is not mainstream, I could get bored of it. Not sure though.
It depends on the driver's personality maybe but I think it's nice for a classy color, a bit like wood interior see?
I'm not 30 yet so I have all the time in the world to move on to classy interior cars.
For now, although it couldn't be more boring as a choice, I'd maybe go with triple black for a 997 Cab with as much alu design inserts as possible in the inside.
Look at Nighthawk's car interior, the door insers are very nice!
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Fanch said:
As I wrote before, I'm yet to see it in person.
From the pics, it looks very nice. But it depends on what you want also.
Although it was first introduced in the Carrera GT, I personally think that it is more classy than sporty.
I think it's the kind of color I would be extremely happy with for like the first few months, but because it is not mainstream, I could get bored of it. Not sure though.
It depends on the driver's personality maybe but I think it's nice for a classy color, a bit like wood interior see?
I'm not 30 yet so I have all the time in the world to move on to classy interior cars.
For now, although it couldn't be more boring as a choice, I'd maybe go with triple black for a 997 Cab with as much alu design inserts as possible in the inside.
Look at Nighthawk's car interior, the door insers are very nice!
I saw seal grey - cocoa for the first time in real today. And I have to admit, it looked good! Well, I always thought that about the seal grey, but wasn't a big fan of the cocoa. But all pics I've seen so far, didn't do the cocoa justice, now that I've seen it I can tell you, they all appear much too light and the contrast brown-black appears much stronger as it really is. When you see it, it appears dark and brown, yet the black spots give it something different. Very nice indeed.
And since the seal grey has a little brownish touch in it, I think these two colours go together well.
Best pic of cocoa is this one from TomasoBR:
This is how it really looks like!
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Fanch said:
Thanks for your thoughts Rossi!
Can't wait to see it for myself now, will let you know my thoughts.
I liked it that much, that I ordered one.
Keep me informed!
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fritz said:
Shouldn't that water bottle be in the hi-tech cupholder?
I thought the same...
Oh, I thought it was the can of fix-a-flat.
And why does he transport the fix-a-flat-can on the backseats?
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Ed J said:
Blimey - cocoa looks awesome. I nearly went for that with my slate grey, but as both were extra price options I just could not justify - esp as I would never see it on resale.
Mar 13, 2005 3:30:23 PM
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