Reply to "Non Porsche paint color on a replica Speedster. Blasphemy?"

dlearl476

While I’m a staunch believer in “your car, your way,” there’s something in the “style center” of my brain that’s always triggered by non-OEM colors. Pretty much confined to Porsches and British sports cars. But it’s always a “Yeah, but…”
Probably started when the only replacement I could find for my totaled Chamonix White Tii was a 75 that someone had painted Lexus Gold.

Despite having square taillights, it was probably the nicest of my 3 ‘02s, but I never really accepted that color. Small consolation: I made a fortune off of it.

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