midnight blue metallic over stone grey
#1
midnight blue metallic over stone grey
has anyone seen this in person. im a fan of black guts, if i drive 4 hours to look at this car am i going to be dissapointed by a light interior
#7
My first 911 was a black coupe with a grey interior. It looked OK but I couldn't keep it clean. (Even though I'm a Porschephile and keep a very neat car) My interior is now sea blue and it looks great!
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#9
A friend of mine has the same combo and he tinted his windows and it looked better but not good enough… two weeks later he came to my home when I was washing my car and couldn’t see a thing inside the car… he went back to the tint guy and tinted his front windshield… I’m personally not to crazy about tinting the front windshield but, I must be honest… it looked great later on when we went around the block because I was concerned about how dark it could be at night and it truly wasn’t that bad. During daylight, the light stone grey color was much, much easier on your eyes… To the point where I’m considering doing the same thing and my C4 (GT silver with black interiors…)<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>
#10
I went from Seal Grey/black to Midnight/Sand Beige. I MUCH prefer the Sand Beige. With the black interior, I felt like I spent the few minutes at every stoplight dusting my CONSTANTLY dusty interior. With the sand beige I'm down to once a week! And no real issue with windshield reflections as I initially worried. I think you will find the grey quite livable.
#15
Ive never loved a car so much so quickly! these damn things NEVER STOP PULLING.
http://www.ecarlist.com/showroom/1675/photos/370649
I should have done this about 8 american made cars ago.
http://www.ecarlist.com/showroom/1675/photos/370649
I should have done this about 8 american made cars ago.