If you had to choose, would you pick a Silver GT3 or a Yellow GT3 ? :)
To make it easier you can compare them here:
Dennis
Yellow!!!!!!!
Silver - it's timeless. Yellow is too cyclical, in one year and out the next. Save that stuff for the Ferrari crowd... Emanuel
Oh man, the yeller one does it fer me.
Silver is too common. It makes it look less special. Too...well, er car-like...
Silver; more class, timeless, a bit of a wolf in sheep's clothing, etc...
Porsches are silver Jaguars are green Ferraris are red
Isn't that about how it goes?
Mine is Midnight Blue ;-)
p.s. And Turbo's must be black
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Devils944S2 wrote: :: Porsches are silver :: Jaguars are green :: Ferraris are red :: :: Isn't that about how it goes?
German cars are silver, British are green (British Green Racing), Italian cars are red, French one are blue... This colors were mandatory when the first car championship took place. There was no constructor or driver championship but nation chanmpionship...
Patrick
Seen a yellow one close up - I'd take silver of the two. White would be first choice, though.
I believe the German colour was white. Mercedes decided that silver was close enough, although I am not sure when. My hazy memory is that they did this to save the weight of the paint by using unpainted aluminium.
::: German cars are silver, British are green (British Green Racing), ::: Italian cars are red, French one are blue... ::: This colors were mandatory when the first car championship took ::: place. There was no constructor or driver championship but nation ::: chanmpionship... :: :: I believe the German colour was white. Mercedes decided that silver :: was close enough, although I am not sure when. My hazy memory is that :: they did this to save the weight of the paint by using unpainted :: aluminium.
In fact, you're right. My mistake is unforgivable :-) And your explanation about white turning to grey is, in my mind, true...
Patrick
You're right - Germany's racing color is white, which is why the Carrera RS was white with colored wheels and lettering. MBZ stripped the white paint off a car in the 30s to save weight and started the Silver Arrows thing, which somehow got all German cars roped in. Emanuel
Because some noticed in another porsche forum that the cars in the picture didn't have the MkII GT3 alloy wheels, i updated them with the correct wheels :) And lowered the suspension.
Dennis
You would think French cars would be yellow, no?
Silver...unless you like to stand out and enjoy meeting the local enforcement officers.
I had a '74 "Gulf Orange" 911...and became very "chummy" with the locals. Switched in 6 months to a Desert Beige Ducktail Carrera and never saw them again (although I did remove the "Carrera" side decals.
Words of Wisdom from first hand experience!
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