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I looked at changing the current Sports design steering wheel to a 718 style one (if i did that, I’d neeed to change the airbag too, as the existing one doesn’t fit the 718 wheel.

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I looked at changing the current Sports design steering wheel to a 718 style one (if i did that, I’d neeed to change the airbag too, as the existing one doesn’t fit the 718 wheel.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I’m thinking of swapping my Miami blue convertible for something a little less obvious, but I don’t like boring. I’ve seen silver & white cars with red interior (not extended leather) that seemed nice to me. I was wondering why they were lower prices than other similar spec triple blacks, are they less sought after or am I odd & other people think they look gash?

POST 2Original post

Dunno - I never try and think like what as how normal people think. I like gash.

POST 3Original post

I adore the silver and red combo. I like red with most standard colours. I cannot stand black interiors, such a wasted opportunity to add something different and brighter.

POST 4Original post

Sport Classic wheels with gold spokes? Impressive.

POST 5Original post

Silver cars with silver wheels is a bit boring. And Sport Classic in 17inch are so light. Everybody wins.

POST 6Original post

Orangecurry said: Dunno - I never try and think like what as how normal people think. I like gash. Michelin on the front, Bridgestone on the rear? Always a worry.

POST 7Original post

Any Porsche “coloured” interior is fine, even Can-Can but with one very important caveat-dash and door tops need to be black.

POST 8Original post

Lancs Jag Boy said: Michelin on the front, Bridgestone on the rear? Always a worry. A worry? Only if you have OCD. I had to wear the Bridgestones out, S02 were too good to chuck (photo from 2016 when I was experimenting with wheel colours in case anyone is worried that S02 has not been made for a decade or so) ...and differing grip levels due to new/worn back/front quite often happens if you live with a 911.

POST 9Original post

Looks great to me! I love a bit of interior colour. Here are a few of mine, not seats to be fair , but still some colour: My SL500: I have done some wilder interiors over the years- definitely nor for everyone, but they work for me. Glad you are going to a bit of colour!!

POST 10Original post

Colourful interiors are less desirable to most people who want boring black! Then again, there's less of them, so I think they always find buyers. I doubt there's much effect on values unless its particularly garish.

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just don't know if I could cope with this much red for year after year its the steering wheel that tips me over I think

POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Agreed. The car I illustrated is just over a year old & already for sale. Chances are that the first owner specified the full redness but has already grown tired of it. Edited by N111BJG on Tuesday 19th August 19:16

POST 15Original post

N111BJG said: I just don't know if I could cope with this much red for year after year its the steering wheel that tips me over I think I like this.Perhaps a alcantara wheel?

POST 16Original post

Orangecurry said: I like gash. You and me both...

POST 17Original post

Orangecurry said: IMO black steering wheel is essential. and dash top

POST 18Original post

Yellow momo logo now coloured black and standard red gear gaiter back on.

POST 19Original post

My 981 Boxster S is GT silver with full Carrera red interior (top of dash & steering wheel) with red roof I was uncertain of the interior before I took ownership, but i love it - it really makes it a special place to be - much better than a boring black interior!! I looked at changing the current Sports design steering wheel to a 718 style one (if i did that, I’d neeed to change the airbag too, as the existing one doesn’t fit the 718 wheel. I swithered about whether to go as is now (red wheel / red airbag) or perhaps change to red wheel / black airbag, or black wheel / red airbag or black wheel / black airbag and trawled the OPC website to see different combinations The consensus was it looked best as is! Red wheel on red airbag! And ive not bothered changing it See examples and make your own mind up Edited by elan362 on Wednesday 20th August 21:26 Edited by elan362 on Wednesday 20th August 21:27

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wyson said: I was about to say that as well. Wondering if you always see a red reflection in the windscreen? You guys - this is an old car, with a vertical windscreen. Dashtop is a couple of inches deep. Never noticed any reflection issues. Maybe your new fangled cars are the problem?

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