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YOUR RESEARCHMetropol blue with red seatbelts
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both seem to use the same webbing supplier as when I was looking they both used the same codes .
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sounds like a job for ChatGPT, find a decent pic, upload it and then ask it to change the seatbelt colour and NOTHING else.
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Many do use these guys and the other company many use are
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both seem to use the same webbing supplier as when I was looking they both used the same codes .
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First time post ;-)
I’ve a 2004 C4S with Metropole blue interior. Does anyone have any photos with the Metropole blue with red seatbelts ?
Found plenty photos and videos with the black interior with red belts but just a bit unsure if they would look out of place with the Metropole blue.
Any help appreciated.
If you ask
@Zingari
how to lift the interior of a moody blue car, it involves matches and an accelerant of your choice.
Edit: If you ask
@jonttt
, he will tell you there is only one improvement possible as Metropole Blue is hewn from granite.
Carbonique seat belts
Two opposing views that can only be resolved one way.
Thunderdome
2 man enter, 1 man leave.
Just trying to imagine it in ma heed
Yeah I think it would look very good , it certainly wouldn't clash
I used to think Met Blue was awful , many years ago when I was looking for a Boxster but now It's one of my fav interior colours.
My first 996 was dark blue with metropole blue interior and red seat belts - see pictures. I put red seat belts and it looked amazing, better than the one I have now which has black interior. So do it… you won’t regret. Am always amazed by how black metropole blue look on pictures
updated the thread title as it's Metropol without the e
Metrolpol got darker from what was in the 993 into the 996 IMHO
some belt options
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Post in thread 'Red Seat Belts'
4 Jan 2019
Many do use these guys and the other company many use are
http://www.fdts-seatbelts.co.uk
both seem to use the same webbing supplier as when I was looking they both used the same codes . So I just used the nearest to me. Porsche grade webbing and I am very pleased with them. hope your quoted something around £35 per belt.
heres a couple of pics of mine , I wanted a blue as close to body colour as I could get , match is pretty dam good.
:thumb: :thumb:
Phil 997
and our course 'lighting' can play tricks on how bright it may be
2 pics, same car
https://www.delaceys.co.uk/vehicle/porsche-911-carrera-4-in-huddersfield-west-yorkshire-2caf19e7-8768-42b0-9a28-966283cc918d
This is my plan also on my 04 TT. I think red works, seen a couple of pictures online and it ties in with the calipers. But seeing some random US interiors, leaning into navy blue accents seems to "bring out" the blue a bit more.
