Outstanding .....

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Gorgeous. Glad to see the Carrera White chrono and dials!

 

Indeed.

 

Congratz! Love the red stitching and white dials~

 

Actually, the white dials don't pop as well as I'd expected them to.I'd seen white dials on an R8 and coveted them mightily when I had an R8 with black dials but these seem sort of washed out and dim, not bright white like I'd been hoping for. Not whining, just sayin'...

 

I hear you... I think the white is the nicest of all the color options - especially since the Carrera White is such a great shade of white. The stock black, even with the grey tach, just didn't do it for me. Red, blue, yellow or whatever all the options were, the white was the best, at least in my opinion. That was my rational for getting the white dials. I have black on black so I really liked the contrast.

 

Wow I've never seen stitch work quite like that before. Really livens up the luxor interior. Great taste and enjoy in good health!

 

I had to go back to view the white dials- missed them first time around. I think that they are just so "right" with that interior that they just pull it together and add more class to a great combo. The car itself has lots of "pop".

 

Beautiful car. Congratulations.

 

Congrats! The car is so hot in red, and the deviated red stitching in the interior pulls it all together so beautifully. Drive it in good health!

 

Thanks for all the nice comments, folks. I'm thrilled with how the car turned out. The only thing I maybe could've added was stitching on the console lid (not sure how i missed that). And maybe should've painted all the black parts on the outside.

 

I definitely like the front vents black to have some contrast. Even the black on the mirror is nice. Don't second guess your decision.

 

My front vents are painted red, which does add some contrast to the black grilles behind.

 

Awesome!

Like a Ferrari except without the blown out "mystery" cheap plastic tubing after 500 miles that costs $5000 to replace, the peeling leather on the dashboard, and the defective navigation system from the 1985 Chrysler "town and country"

 

Indeed!