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Replace old-fading gold one
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Same here, I also replaced my old-fading gold one to a silver-version...
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It really change the look of the car from the front especially on midnight-blue metallic or other darker color cars.
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The center caps use a silver hood crest so they are huge!
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Have you ever heard the phrase "beauty is in the eye of the beholder?" That's like asking why is a blonde prettier than a brunette -- it's all down to personal preference.
I was on the fence when replacing mine and when I found out the Porsche never made a silver one, the choice was easy. I do like the silver - my bodyman suggested no hood crest, I almost did that too.... In the end I went with the old version OEM (not the new cheap *** one)
I agree with silver looking better with silver cars... But I do like the flash of gold against black... As soon as I can decide which one I'd rather have for Christmas (the cool-looking 911 key thing or the hood badge) I'll pick the other one up in January...
Rudy
I picked up my silver crest and center caps from Ralph Booth some time ago. Very impressed with the work. The center caps use a silver hood crest so they are huge!
Same here, I also replaced my old-fading gold one to a silver-version... It really change the look of the car from the front especially on midnight-blue metallic or other darker color cars. Now it also matched my GT3 wheel center caps, as well as my steering wheel emblem and gear shifter ****... I love it.
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I'm actually on the other side with this discussion. Thanks to Buzztt for the great camparison pic....
I LOVE the gold, no comparison in my book. I think it reminds me a bit more of the German flag.
I CAN see how some cars would look pretty damn good with silver though.
Yup, PCNA has once again unleashed the lawyers.
Boothe stopped offering them quite a while back IIRC.
I have 2, one my 996Turbo and one my wife's 993 Targa.
