Hey guys, I am about to sell the 911 C2 that was in the family stable . Planning on getting the new 2010 Turbo in Aqua Blue metallic with black interior and red deviated stitching . Since no one has got this combo on 6speed so far , I wanted to get some input .

Any idea if this combination would go well or just be ludicrous ?

 

that would be an interesting combination. Rare for sure.

 

it would be interesting but a little too much color for me.

 

I think the red stitching would be a little too much with that combo. I could definitely see the red stitching with most any other exterior color (black, grey, white, red, etc.) but the aqua with red stitching would be kind of strange - in my humble opinion.

Why not do Aqua Blue - Black Interior - Yellow or Silver stitching?

I saw a beautiful GT2, Meteor Grey, Black Leather + Alcantara, Yellow Stitching (with the yellow PCCB's) it looked absolutely stunning.

Also saw a Black/Black + Red Stitching TT Cab which was out of control.

 

So blue with yellow stitching will look good ? Any one has pics?

 

A guy on rennlist has one in AB with an aerokit, looks sharp.

 

Couldn't find it on Rennlist. Link please? And how does that answer my question? Aerokit = stitching?

 

I think what he meant was that it had what your looking for (stitching deviated) plus in addition had an aerokit.

the red with blue might look good, but I am not sure about the black interior.

 

I saw a 997TT that was Cobalt Blue (I believe) with black interior with yellow stitching, yellow seat belts, and yellow gauges. The Yellow gauges would make me want to gouge my eyes out after even a short drive, but the yellow stitching looked really good, the yellow belts were a little much for me.

 

Here's an example...

 

i agree, yellow would look great with PCCB. i would also do yellow belts i you're really daring yellow "Turbo" side logo would finish the look. you will get thumb-s-up everywhere you go!

 

Porsche offers stitching in the following colors:All of the following is my opinion:
Aqua Blue exterior and black interior with red deviated stitching would mix too many colors. A black/black car looks good with any stitching. White cars with black interiors can pull off white, yellow (PCCB's), or red (std brakes) stitching. Other colors look best with stitching that coordinates with the exterior color, not the brakes. With Aqua Blue I would try to get blue stitching. If you can get either Hellblau or a light blue, it would be stunning and very rare. There were some blue seat belts for sale in the classifieds a while ago and the color would have been perfect for Aqua. I think silver stitching would also look nice and yellow would probably be good too. You just need to be careful because you can really make your interior obnoxious. Another option is to skip the stitching and instead have some interior parts painted Aqua Blue (i.e.: center console), possibly with some carbon fiber.

Blue Belts thread (photos gone) maybe the poster still has some photos though.

 

Good suggestion!

 

I think I have seen a blue 997 TT with yellow stitching and yellow PCCB's . I wish I could find those pics here on 6speed , as I would wanna see that combination . Since that is a tried combination and looked good when I checked it out , I'll go with yellow stitching to compliment the brakes .
The only reason I am not getting a white TT is because I already have a white M3 in the stable . Black would have been good too with red stitching (black interior of course) and red seat belts , but I guess black is hard to maintain (swirl marks and scratches) .

I just want my 911 to be unique . I would be extremely thankful if some one could link me up to pics of the following on this forum or if any one has the following pics :

1 - Black turbo with black interior and red stitching / red seat belts
2 - Blue turbo with yellow stitching .

I am also searching through the vast repository of pics here on 6speed and will try and find them . I am still trying to decide between white/blue/black as the exterior color .

 

I just went through a rebranding exercise and the consultant convinced me to do some reading on color theory. It was really rather interesting. It may be an overly analytical approach, but you may want to run a google search on the subject. Black is a neutral, red is warm and blue is a cool. Mix the three and you end up with a combination that is just not very pleasing to most people.
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Blue exterior / black interior / yellow stitching looks good in person.
My preference is grey or black on black with a deviated color.