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Where are all the colours - 2 shades of Grey

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I'll start it with probably the most common colour.....

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi All, What seems to be the favoured colours of the 996 ? From what's on sale at the moment it looks as though the 996 followed the trend of the day for silver and black From the launch brochure there was a wide selection: Standard Exterior: Black Guards Red Pastel Yellow Glacier White Optional Exterior: Ocean Blue Metallic Black Metallic Arena Red Metallic Vesuvio Metallic Arctic Silver Zenith Blue Metallic Interior Leather: Black Metropol Blue Savanna Beige Graphite Grey Space Grey I know its personel choice - but the majority of 996's (Cabriolets at least) that I'm looking at... seem to be Black or Silver with a few Blue ones out there. Have I missed some colours ? Whats the ideal combo exterior colour/leather? Thoughts.....

POST 2Original post

You've missed quite a few colours! https://www.porscheclubgb.com/legacy/clientftp/Register/996/faq_996_paint_codes.pdf Silver and black tend to be the 'safe' colours when it comes to resale, so I think that is why there are more of those. Ocean Jade, for example, is an acquired taste.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Richard - A great link... Have you got information on which wheels/alloys were standard/optional ? Thanks in advance Greg

POST 4Original post

More info on colours for the early cars: https://www.porscheclubgb.com/legacy/clientftp/Register/996/faq_colours_1999.pdf I don't have any specific info on wheels, but the early technical bulletins show tyre sizes, wheel dimensions, and some drawings of the various wheel options. If you drop me an email (link under my avatar) I'll attach it to a reply.

POST 6Original post

ok . so i have the acquired taste of ocean jade with, i hasten to add a full gt3 look kit ( factory fitted ) i like it and in over 6 years i have yet to see another ! 75pno

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You need to upload a pic to show us. Maybe we should upload a pic of each colour available? I'll start it with probably the most common colour..... Arctic Silver:

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Les... good idea... I'd like to see what the more obscure colours look like too...

POST 9Original post

Here you go Lagoon Green http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a142/Steve7777/Porsche/Image0045.jpg [/URL][/IMG]

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More info - including Optional Extra Costs http://www.helpfindmea.co.uk/cars/specs/porsche-911-996-specifications-105/911-996-carrera-4-cabrio-98-01-2dr-tiptronic-s-specifications-15896.aspx

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