YOUR RESEARCHNow THAT'S A FIRST - two different seat belt colors in the same car!!
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This is definitely a first for us. The customer chose two different colors of seat belts to put in their 911. If they were in Oklahoma City, I'd surmise that they are just big fans of the Thunder NBA team. Alas, he is in Israel so not likely a fan. We appreciate his bold vision though!
Hmm, may need one of these. Enchroma | Color For The Color Blind
Ha! He just might. Maybe we knew he was color blind all along and just sent him some extra webbing we had lying around the shop. That's turrible.
Or maybe he/she is in the Aviation or Marine business: Navigation lights on aircraft and ships/boats are as depicted by the seat belts - Port (left) light is red, Starboard (right) light is green. If you want to commit to memory which is which, remember this: Port wine is red wine...
Now I like that theory!!
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