
What colour is there for the interior?
#21
Posted 26 January 2019 - 08:06 AM
It's Oceans of Black for me, in a Z or a GT-R. The more black the better. No chrome trim, just a bit of brushed or satin aluminium to help me see where something is (e.g. the door handle). And I love my black headlining. I don't even like red piping - too much colour.
On the other hand, I've seen some luxury car coloured interiors to die for. Just don't think I could live with them - let alone afford them.
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#22
Posted 26 January 2019 - 09:08 AM
"afford" is a relative* term. Chatting to a former Chairman of the UK Ferrari owners club (and F40 owner) he mentioned they had a member who had re-mortgaged his house in order to buy his dream Ferrari. He also said some of the more "well-heeled" members were not happy about his membership (but that's another topic!).
* = I'm lucky, my "relatives" quietly tolerate my obsession!
(its the only Z in the village ....)
Champagne R35 GT-R MY15 Premium 45th Anniversary Edition - The Expensive Mistress
Blade Silver Juke NISMO Manual - Dumbo
Storm White Enhanced R35 GT-R
Titanium R35 GT-R MY09 Premium Edition - Dastardly
#23
Posted 26 January 2019 - 10:42 AM
I for one am firmly on the non-black side of the fence (although I prefer black to drab grey). I personally prefer a lighter interior to sit in but not to overpowering or bright (ie yellow!), ideally two tone like this for example ........
I guess I'm Luke Skywalker and your Darth Vader on the dark side
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2012 Pearl White 370Z GT Edition (manual) - Invidia Gemini catback exhaust with burnt titanium rolled tips, Stillen Gen 3 Intake Kit, UpRev, 15mm Eibach spacers, Satin Black painted bumpers, Black 'Z' badges, removal of GT Edition stripes - GONE TO A NEW OWNER WITHIN THE CLUB BUT WILL BE VERY FONDLY REMEMBERED.
2005 Gun Metal 350Z GT, Alezan Leather & plenty of mods - GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
#24
Posted 29 January 2019 - 02:16 PM
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#25
Posted 29 January 2019 - 02:21 PM
"afford" is a relative* term. Chatting to a former Chairman of the UK Ferrari owners club (and F40 owner) he mentioned they had a member who had re-mortgaged his house in order to buy his dream Ferrari. He also said some of the more "well-heeled" members were not happy about his membership (but that's another topic!).
* = I'm lucky, my "relatives" quietly tolerate my obsession!
Go to any Porsche day, "what what GTS 3 911 Turbo.." say you have a Macan and the response is, "well they had to make a poor mans Porsche for the school run" glad I don't fit the stereo type!
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