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Man that hard top changes the appearance quite a bit and imho the color choices.
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This combo is stunning.
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Informational poll?
![]() ![]() Dolomite und Rot (dark gray and red) is a winner amongst many when I show them that picture. It’s stunning in person too. That color with a cognac interior is also pretty classy. But I saw that color combo (red interior) in real life and it stopped me in my tracks I know, Joe. I usually have this all down and decided, and I did, but then I changed my mind. So basically, the two colors original in my plan were that Graphite and Silver Blue (shades equal to those). My 63 is silver blue and I don’t want two of the same color cars. I am with all you guys on that color with a red interior is pretty slick and on that Slabside it’s killer. If I were to build a Cobra, that’s what it would be. I’m leaning back on the Dolomite (Graphite) and Red inside, black top. ![]() ![]() I think… ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Cheers Dave Last edited by A12pilot; 07-04-2023 at 07:26 PM. |
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The first one but saddle interior.
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X2.. I don't "GET" the red interior thing...
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I like red interior.
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If you are looking for a really bright silver that pops (with a red interior, of course) look at the Polaris Silver of the late 1970's early 1980's. I had a 1981 635CSI grey market car that looked incredible in that color. It really showed off the body lines perfectly. Last edited by njsteve; 07-05-2023 at 01:35 PM. |
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Nine times out of ten, the first thought you have in your head is usually the best choice. Whatever you pick Dave, it's going to be awesome.
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Personally (not that any one gives a rat's a$$), I think Silver or White exterior really show off the lines of the 507 better than any other colors. Silver with a hint of blue would be good too. In the 80s BMW made a bunch of silver blue cars with darker blue interiors (not quite a Navy, but pretty dark). One of my favorite combos.
As for interior, I just do not like red interiors. I know they are hugely popular, but they just make me cringe. Given how true to an original you have made the body, I think it would be a shame to use a color combo that was not offered from the factory.
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I like the bluish gray one with the red interior and silver wheels the best but those huge white walls don't do it any favors. I don't think you can go wrong Dave, it's going to be stunning no matter which combination you choose.
FWIW(not much), I love red and saddle interiors in leather or vinyl but don't care for them at all in cloth for some reason. |
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