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YOUR RESEARCHwhat color do you think this is?
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They sentit down to ABQ to have it repaired today.
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What color do you think this is? My Dad is trading his 00 up for this 02 Cab. He is at his house in Phoenix this weekend he returns to Santa Fe on Monday and he said he is definatley getting it. He and the dealer have been good friends for 18 years he had it checked out on Friday. The top needs a part other then that it was clean. They sentit down to ABQ to have it repaired today. He will look for the color code when he gets it on Monday. I think he is going to drive up to see us in the next few weeks so I should be able to see the car soon.
I am just curious what the color is. I don't think by the pictures it is Polar or Arctic maybe just his camera.
Eric
Impossible to tell with digital shots, but under the front hood, on the white sticker, you will find the paint code.
Could be...
L6A6 ... Meridian Silver Metallic
If it is not L92U, Arctic.
You are the man I did not know the Sticker had the paint code too L6A6 it is!!!! Was that an upgraded color? I have never seen it. Also the car has painted bumperettes! Did they do those from the factory in 2002?
The non painted rear bumperettes were reserved for all 996TT's. You could not even get them painted from the factory via the Exclsive programme.
The 997TT finally provides painted bumperettes from the factory.
Thanks for the compliments.
On the '02 standard Carrera, bumperettes became the plastic covers over clamshells, all body color.
On the Boxster, Turbo, C4S and GT2 and GT3, they remained black rubber, which we paint. 997 carried forth the plastic covers, so no more moldy black pebble textured pods at the rear. Oh well....
