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I had this interior on a metallic green Mercury Mountaineer and it worked really well.
There was a green turbo for sale a couple of years ago that had the same interior color that kept showing up in posts here. I think it's hideous, but I'm not the one who bought it. For some people, it's unique and cool!
It makes it look like the windows have that green tint like some Mercedes have, then the door opens and one realizes.......oh, it really is that color.
I don't like it much. The nicest 996 interior that I have seen so far is this:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5139/...34d8eddbc8.jpg
And that's still crossing the line of course...
I worked at a Porsche dealership in high school and remember a 993 that came in that John Denver owned before he died. It had a green exterior with the same color interior as the car listed on pelican, as well as wood accents on the steering wheel, shift ****, e-brake and beltline trim. Definitely wasn't my cup of tea, but to each his own I suppose.
Problem is the interior will cause the sales price to be waay below the current market for similar "regular" '01 Turbo's....something like $34-35k to move this one??? hopefully they brought it cheap...
I bought an Infiniti M45 a couple years ago. The key selling point to me was the awesome interior. It's penut butter brown leather with dark brown piping. To me it's awesome. The first thing my wife said was, "that interior is horrible looking." To each his/her own.
It's been FS for well over a year, I believe. The seller needs to promote what he has in a positive way. Maybe a dark green
Carrera
stripe down low and open thin spoke green wheels, wing and mirrors? IDK, but do something to make it appeal to someone. The black OE wheels just look wrong.
"Owned by a Factory Exec...named Bruce Banner who was occasionally prone to rage but dyeing the interior of the car to match his skin tone had a calming effect. That and the gamma radiation. Car is a steal, if not slightly glow-in-the-dark at times."
I had this interior on a metallic green Mercury Mountaineer and it worked really well. There's nothing intrinsically wrong with a green interior, if it's coupled with the right exterior colors - in this case coupling silver with green is just a bad color combo that does not work.
I would like the meet and congratulate the maverick salesman that sat down with the original purchaser and plunked the color samples in front of them.
You can have
aaaaaaanyyyyyyyyy
color you want, just point.
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