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08-07-2002, 12:04 AM
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Can I have your opinion about...
...how the Frost interior will look in the Daytona Blue paint scheme? Will it look as good as the black interior? Better? Not as good?
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08-07-2002, 12:17 AM
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Re: Can I have your opinion about...
Originally posted by throbbing_Zon
...how the Frost interior will look in the Daytona Blue paint scheme?
...how the Frost interior will look in the Daytona Blue paint scheme?
08-07-2002, 12:55 AM
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DAMN.
Ok, I've got a regret now. I really can't believe how awesome the Frost interior looks, with the lightened body panels.
When my 2003 lease is up, the next Z I'm getting is a Redline/Frost convertible...
Ok, I've got a regret now. I really can't believe how awesome the Frost interior looks, with the lightened body panels.
When my 2003 lease is up, the next Z I'm getting is a Redline/Frost convertible...
08-07-2002, 01:48 AM
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Re: Can I have your opinion about...
Originally posted by throbbing_Zon
...how the Frost interior will look in the Daytona Blue paint scheme? Will it look as good as the black interior? Better? Not as good?
...how the Frost interior will look in the Daytona Blue paint scheme? Will it look as good as the black interior? Better? Not as good?
I think anything will look great in this Z. The burnt orange is cool.
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08-07-2002, 02:27 AM
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Obviously, color choices are subjective and in the end are really up to you and how YOU feel about them.
That being said, ask any Bimmer owner who has the light tan interior what they think of it after living with it for a while. 9 times out of 10 you'll hear how irritated they are with how easily dirty it gets and how every scuff on the door panels is a new nightmare.
That being said, ask any Bimmer owner who has the light tan interior what they think of it after living with it for a while. 9 times out of 10 you'll hear how irritated they are with how easily dirty it gets and how every scuff on the door panels is a new nightmare.
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Blue/Frost is the color combination I'm getting too. I hope it looks good. I'm not totally convinced after seeing the picture above, but I think it will be okay.
Maybe someone could photoshop that picture with Blue on the outside??
Maybe someone could photoshop that picture with Blue on the outside??
08-07-2002, 02:54 AM
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Originally posted by Todd
Blue/Frost is the color combination I'm getting too. I hope it looks good. I'm not totally convinced after seeing the picture above, but I think it will be okay.
Maybe someone could photoshop that picture with Blue on the outside??
Blue/Frost is the color combination I'm getting too. I hope it looks good. I'm not totally convinced after seeing the picture above, but I think it will be okay.
Maybe someone could photoshop that picture with Blue on the outside??
08-07-2002, 06:17 AM
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I have a blue SUV, just slightly darker than the Daytona Blue, with a black interior. The colors go together well, but I won't ever buy another car with a black interior. It's impossible to keep it looking nice as every particle and speck of dust are very obvious on the dashboard. IMHO, I think the frost interior will be easier to keep clean, particularly since it still has the charcoal floormats.
08-07-2002, 10:20 AM
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Originally posted by KCZ
I have a blue SUV, just slightly darker than the Daytona Blue, with a black interior. The colors go together well, but I won't ever buy another car with a black interior. It's impossible to keep it looking nice as every particle and speck of dust are very obvious on the dashboard. IMHO, I think the frost interior will be easier to keep clean, particularly since it still has the charcoal floormats.
I have a blue SUV, just slightly darker than the Daytona Blue, with a black interior. The colors go together well, but I won't ever buy another car with a black interior. It's impossible to keep it looking nice as every particle and speck of dust are very obvious on the dashboard. IMHO, I think the frost interior will be easier to keep clean, particularly since it still has the charcoal floormats.
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Funny you mention this, just recently I was thinking about changing my color from silverstone / charcoal to daytona / frost. Not that I have that option, but while waiting for my Z various ideas like this do pop into my head. As for your question, I think that particular combination would look excellent. The frost interior seems to has a very distiguished look in white.
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08-07-2002, 06:27 PM
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I think it will look great. BMWs commonly have light grey interiors with their deep blue cars and it looks phenomenal. IMHO it will look much better than black.
08-07-2002, 07:41 PM
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Yeah, lighter color leathers are harder to keep clean, especially if you dont bother to take care of them (which is what most people do. They wash their car but never their leather seats, then complain when they are dirty 2 years later).
Get yourself some Zaino or Hide Food and keep that leather clean and soft!
Get yourself some Zaino or Hide Food and keep that leather clean and soft!
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Originally posted by LowFuel
Yeah, lighter color leathers are harder to keep clean, especially if you dont bother to take care of them (which is what most people do. They wash their car but never their leather seats, then complain when they are dirty 2 years later).
Get yourself some Zaino or Hide Food and keep that leather clean and soft!
Yeah, lighter color leathers are harder to keep clean, especially if you dont bother to take care of them (which is what most people do. They wash their car but never their leather seats, then complain when they are dirty 2 years later).
Get yourself some Zaino or Hide Food and keep that leather clean and soft!
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