New colour on my T350...
Discussion
That Speed Four also comes in a wild orange colour.
What about this crowd...
www.rage-extreme.com
They are sure to have something outrageous, and they already have a supply deal with TVR...
Matt.
>> Edited by plotloss on Friday 31st January 22:05
What about this crowd...
www.rage-extreme.com
They are sure to have something outrageous, and they already have a supply deal with TVR...
Matt.
>> Edited by plotloss on Friday 31st January 22:05
try the
www.lambocars.com
website, they have some trully eye grabbing colours, such as flourescent lime green pearl, orange or yellow!
even has all of the PPG paint codes, the green is truly vivid
Bennno
fission reactor powered car anyone? Christof
That bike colour is wild!
Some of those bike colours are amazing and do seem to suit the t350 quite well (Red Bull Blue is a bit bike like IMHO)! Earlier this month we had a TVRCC Sunday Drive, and a guy joined the convoy in a Chimaera in a wild shade of yellow pearl, a Suzuki bike colour. Car had afterburners and big wheels. My eyes nearly popped out it was so stunning! The car was an early one but was in my opinion the car of the day! Got a picture of it somewhere.
Lambo Green (Lime Pearl) is cool but i recall reading in an old post that the Lambo yellow was difficult to paint and this may have the some of the same characteristics.
Although if you are thinking of going green then I can definately recommend the colour of mine; Formula Chameleon Green.
Mike
That bike colour is wild!
Some of those bike colours are amazing and do seem to suit the t350 quite well (Red Bull Blue is a bit bike like IMHO)! Earlier this month we had a TVRCC Sunday Drive, and a guy joined the convoy in a Chimaera in a wild shade of yellow pearl, a Suzuki bike colour. Car had afterburners and big wheels. My eyes nearly popped out it was so stunning! The car was an early one but was in my opinion the car of the day! Got a picture of it somewhere.
Lambo Green (Lime Pearl) is cool but i recall reading in an old post that the Lambo yellow was difficult to paint and this may have the some of the same characteristics.
Although if you are thinking of going green then I can definately recommend the colour of mine; Formula Chameleon Green.
Mike
Mike,
I really like the Formula Chameleon Green and it's suits the T350 perfectly, BUT I'm not willing to spend 2K on a paint. Spend too much on the engine upgrade
Based on the pics I've seen, I personally think that the lighter coulours suits the T350 better, which ended up with cancelling my specs.
Now I'm thinking about going the classic route with a very bright silver and black/portland grey interior OR
going for a more extreme colour to the costs of metallic or pearl paint
I also thought about the Lambo colour, but was told that the yellow Lambo colour is a pain to spray and therefore very expensive.
My idea with the Limegreen is to get an absolute eyecatcher for the extrovert in me
This means: Lime green with black and grey trim, anthracite alloys, all air intakes and diffuser(holes area) in black, aerodynamic parts in black too
BUT, I'm a little bit concerned if it's not too much...
Therefore silver would be the safe choice...
Christof*can't stop thinking about colours and specs*
I really like the Formula Chameleon Green and it's suits the T350 perfectly, BUT I'm not willing to spend 2K on a paint. Spend too much on the engine upgrade
Based on the pics I've seen, I personally think that the lighter coulours suits the T350 better, which ended up with cancelling my specs.
Now I'm thinking about going the classic route with a very bright silver and black/portland grey interior OR
going for a more extreme colour to the costs of metallic or pearl paint
I also thought about the Lambo colour, but was told that the yellow Lambo colour is a pain to spray and therefore very expensive.
My idea with the Limegreen is to get an absolute eyecatcher for the extrovert in me
This means: Lime green with black and grey trim, anthracite alloys, all air intakes and diffuser(holes area) in black, aerodynamic parts in black too
BUT, I'm a little bit concerned if it's not too much...
Therefore silver would be the safe choice...
Christof*can't stop thinking about colours and specs*
Hi christof
Brilliant silver is a very whitish silver and looks really nice (suggested by Daniele at the motorshow), this was my original choice. Dream Machines have this for their demo with black and red hide.
I agree that the chameleon paint is expensive but is only a grand more than pearlescant.
cheers
Mike
Brilliant silver is a very whitish silver and looks really nice (suggested by Daniele at the motorshow), this was my original choice. Dream Machines have this for their demo with black and red hide.
I agree that the chameleon paint is expensive but is only a grand more than pearlescant.
cheers
Mike
Hi Christof,
You might have a problem with the bike colour you wanted. I asked the factory to paint my Tamora in a Suzuki bike colour called “Candy Grand Blue”.
The refused saying they will not used bike paint colours as they are nearly always a “Candy” finish. Coloured paint over a silver base. Thats why they look so "Alive". Apparently this is fine on a small area like a bike but almost impossible to reproduce on the large area of a car.
That’s why in the end I came up with Red Bull Blue. Mine was the first car out of the factory in this colour. Gerbil in the paint shop found it for me as it was the closest match we could find to the bike colour I wanted.
It now looks like I have opened the flood gates as Red Bull Blue seems to be the must have colour at the moment !!!
Cheers,
Nick
You might have a problem with the bike colour you wanted. I asked the factory to paint my Tamora in a Suzuki bike colour called “Candy Grand Blue”.
The refused saying they will not used bike paint colours as they are nearly always a “Candy” finish. Coloured paint over a silver base. Thats why they look so "Alive". Apparently this is fine on a small area like a bike but almost impossible to reproduce on the large area of a car.
That’s why in the end I came up with Red Bull Blue. Mine was the first car out of the factory in this colour. Gerbil in the paint shop found it for me as it was the closest match we could find to the bike colour I wanted.
It now looks like I have opened the flood gates as Red Bull Blue seems to be the must have colour at the moment !!!
Cheers,
Nick
with silver i would take the anthracite alloys
if you fancy a bit of a different silver then try azzuro aquarius (lambo murceliago) colour which is silver with a blue flip pearl. Looks stunning.
i went black as the light pods are also black and stand out on some of the lighter colours.
Bennno
After much debate I went for black and anthracite full hide and then at the last minute swapped it for cream full hide, with a few black bits on the top of the dash, seat inserts, door tops etc after seeing this one on the production line:
Thats not quite what i went for but almost, mine is a bit less 2 tone with cream everywhere other than on the top of the dash and the top section of the doors.
Was thinking about the red leather but chickened out.
With the Polar Silver I would definately have gone for prussian blue with portland stitching and a few portland highlights (eg seat hoop and squab inserts etc).
I am not a big fan of grey interiors as a rule but most of the cars seem to be leaving the factory with nimbus / portland 2 tone, with stitching colour co-ordinated to match the paintwork which makes it look good.
Bennno
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