YOUR RESEARCH40th anniversary interior color
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Door closed problem solved till next time I get out, LOL.
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I know the 40th anniversary has its own interior carpet color (dark grey), but is the rest of the upper interior black or another darker shade of grey? I need to replace an upper interior trim piece and cannot tell if the pieces (b pillar trim) are actually black. Thanks
Pretty sure it too is "natural gray" mine is.
it is all dark grey natural, even the inside door sills are black plastic but painted with the dark grey color
I believe the leather bits are "natural grey and the plastic bits are "black" at least on mine they are.
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YOU MUST NOT HAVE ANY SCUFFS ON YOUR DOOR SILL....LUCKY YOU
Oh, no I have plenty of scuffs. Door closed problem solved till next time I get out, LOL.
OK well my scuffs are bigger than yours as I can clearly see the base black plastic part and that a paint or coating has been applied that is the color of the leather hence a lighter shade of black more like a graphite color
The black was never actually black i think, from all of the "black" 996 interiors that i have seen, including my 40th AE, they are all the same shade of dark blue (gray)
Thanks for the replies. I'm not so impressed with Porsche's painted parts as they don't seem to wear very well. It almost appears like it's plasti-dipped and eventually scratches off. I'll just keep searching for standard black or black leather trimmed.
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