POST 1Original post
I Just bought a 2009 Porsche 911 Carrera S convertible . It is black, however I can’t tell if it is plain black or basalt black. Is there Any way to tell which black it is ?
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POST 2Original post
Get the vin and enter on vinanalytics.com. If it is sparkly, it is probably Basalt, if not sparkly, the regular black
POST 3Original post
Thanks
POST 4Original post
tomjoad, you have a bunch of posts all asking different questions and with different details. confusing for those trying to help. the colour code is on the door sticker near the tyre pressures for my car. you can try looking there.
POST 5Original post
eyeofthetiger...Really? I’m sorry you are so easily confused. It’s the same car with different issues . My first Porsche . Sorry to put you out. Are you saying I’m not allowed to post.? I don’t recall forcing you to respond. If this is the attitude of planet 9 then I don’t want to be involved. Way to welcome the new comer. Don’t worry eye of the tiger you won’t hear from me again.
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