Dilemma..

Yas Marina Blue with dark wheels? Or Estoril? I think that was even an Individual option for your car.
 
Machine monkey said:
I got inspiration from a BMW bike frame for mine. Wish I had taken more panels off and glass out. But my car is becoming more a track tool so I am less worried about finish.

Don't go to cheap is my advice :thumbsup:
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They aren't! But their work is fantastic and they are perfectionists.

Here it is in blue..

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Mike
 
PLUS - If I pinch an idea of [ref]mr wilks[/ref] then I don't need the screen removing and putting back in afterwards if I go for a colour change!!

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Liking this more now...

Mike
 
The solid lambo grey looks awesome. I saw a new 911 in a very similar colour last week and it screamed "unique".

A UK member on Rennlist also painted a 964 in that colour recently and it also looks awesome along with some retro touches. Black wheels and some red accents are a must IMHO.

I wouldn't be worried about devaluation or any of that. Painting the shuts isn't that critical either as the colour isn't that different so you may get away with it. Personally I would though - even if just boot and doors.

You only live once right? He who dies with the most toys wins.
 
Grey, frozen isn't as special I wouldn't say. That Lambo grey looks amazing......may as well add an M bumper too :P
 
Among all the really colourful ones :| :rofl: I like the frozen, maybe it doesn't have that uniqueness that you wanted but imo I prefer the colour to the lambo grey.
 
I like the grey, but it does need to be very glossy and even then it does still remind me of primer. I also like the silver but then I'm a fan of silver and the frozen doesn't really stand out from the crowd in the way the grey does. Plus the silver would make you look like someone who should have bought titanium silver in the first place! :poke: :P

Plus you could always go bronze, sterling grey always looks bronze to me anyway! :rofl:
 
Behr said:
The solid lambo grey looks awesome. I saw a new 911 in a very similar colour last week and it screamed "unique".

A UK member on Rennlist also painted a 964 in that colour recently and it also looks awesome along with some retro touches. Black wheels and some red accents are a must IMHO.

I wouldn't be worried about devaluation or any of that. Painting the shuts isn't that critical either as the colour isn't that different so you may get away with it. Personally I would though - even if just boot and doors.

You only live once right? He who dies with the most toys wins.
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Don't have any plans to sell it, so might as well put my mark on it!

Mike
 
An actual colour might be a change from all the greyness we see on here. :(

 

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Black wheels are the pits, you can't see any of the detail so you may as well have steelies. The grey looks like a typical dull British day. Choose a colour, choose life, choose something non standard but don't choose grey.
 
Dont go frozen silver. Its a pain to maintain, and if you get scratches you need repaint. And its very likely that the color wont match if just one panel is repainted.

Also an acquaintance of me had this E92 in frozen grey. He said never ever again he would own a car with matte color.
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Mike

What about the yas marina blue that the current M cars had, this looks great with black wheels / trim and would be a rare, possibly unique look on an E85. If you go grey it will always be a little less than the coupe that has already been done.

Dave
 
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