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respray should i do it

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just wondering what you guys think i should do, ive always wanted a silver porsche and the time is coming to seriously think what i should do regarding my bahama yellow car. is it wise to paint a car that is very original and unmolested or would i be better suited to selling the car and getting another it the silver colour. the dilema i have is that i know mechanically the car is sound as a pound and ive spent over 2k on it in the 5 months since ive had it, manily on trima and seats and getting the car serviced at prs.

any opinions are greatley appreciated.

maybe someone would want to swap a silver one? or a 911 in silver for some cash?

just a thaught

heres the link to some of my pics its tha bahama yellow one half way down

http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=12072
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Post by Nige »

personally unless your car needs a repaint I'd keep the original colour and from the pic's the condition of the paint looks good, be a shame to lose it. Now if it needed repair work and the original paint was in poor condition I wouldn't think twice about repainting it a different colour provided it was a top quality job that doesn't leave any of the original paint visible, door shuts, engine, luggage compartments and so on.

I reckon it looks better than silver anyway 8)
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Post by Bootsy »

I'd personally keep the original colour - worth more and increased saleability (is there such a word!) in the long run. Plus Bahama is a stunning colour.
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Post by bazz55 »

looks too cool in its colour now!!! 8) 8) no need for a colour change why be like everyone else, silver is too popular :wink:
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Post by lewis »

silver is too popular
I agree Bahama yellow is a great colour, but if silver is your thing then go for it at least you still have a car you know and not an unknown.

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Post by Gilbert '71 T »

Sorry to all the silver car owners... but arent there enough of them on the road already. My tuppence worth.. I say keep it Bahama and it looks stunning as is 8) its fabulous colour on a swb car
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Post by saxon »

Silver is a nice colour, but to popular now days keep it the same, as you dont see many funky 60, 70, colour's on the road which are way cooler. 8) 8) 8)
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