Is it best to stay safe or to stand out?
Is it best to stay safe or to stand out?
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MADT350

Original Poster:

394 posts

241 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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i'm looking to buy a 05-06 T350. Are there any colors that i should avoid buying on a T350.

Is it best to stay safe or to stand out?

nervous

24,050 posts

260 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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who are you buying it for, you or the person that buys it from you?

have the one you want, its your hard earned.

MADT350

Original Poster:

394 posts

241 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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the reasion i say this is that i spotted Sagaris in a Giallo Modena Yellow on sunday driving through bicester which looked amazing.....just wondered if that was a bad shade for a t350...


Edited by MADT350 on Monday 26th March 09:23

T40ORA

5,177 posts

249 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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But don't some colour TVRs go faster than others?laugh

hollowpockets

5,910 posts

246 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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stand out

touching cloth

11,706 posts

269 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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nervous said:
who are you buying it for, you or the person that buys it from you?

have the one you want, its your hard earned.



This guy is a fool, but I have to admit he speaks the truth here.

AlexRWD

1,254 posts

267 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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It's a TVR for chrissakes - you are going to stand out whatever colour it is, so why not go the whole hog if you fancy a "louder" colour?

targarama

14,785 posts

313 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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IMO modern TVRs in boring colours don't work. Colours like British Racing Green and boring BMW blues are best left to the Griffith crowd with their pipes and slippers.

Modern TVRs should be bright and loud, not necessarily too lairy though.

Make sure the interior is tasteful though - not full purple or red leather or similar.

Daftlad

3,324 posts

271 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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targarama said:
IMO modern TVRs in boring colours don't work. Colours like British Racing Green and boring BMW blues are best left to the Griffith crowd with their pipes and slippers.

Modern TVRs should be bright and loud, not necessarily too lairy though.

Make sure the interior is tasteful though - not full purple or red leather or similar.

Not sure I'n too happy with that summing up

julianc

1,984 posts

289 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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targarama said:
IMO modern TVRs in boring colours don't work. Colours like British Racing Green and boring BMW blues are best left to the Griffith crowd with their pipes and slippers.


Light blue touchpaper and retire.......

forthright MC

8,362 posts

313 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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stand out! get a Cascade or a Nebula colour to show the shape of the car off to its full effect!

Antrocks

35 posts

252 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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Cascade, Reflex, Spectraflair, Chameleon - these paints typify the loud and proud nature of TVR, and I say make beautful cars looking even more so.

Where you need to be careful is with the interior - that can hurt more than the paint scheme. Each to their own (of course) but I personally prefer black with coloured highlights, rather than the drab portland greys.....

targarama

14,785 posts

313 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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Nebula is the one flavour I'd say is very 'acquired'. i.e. not so much to everyone's taste.

John, Julian - I don't think either of you have plain coloured cars? (OK, what colour is the new Sag John?)

MADT350

Original Poster:

394 posts

241 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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what about yellow with prussian blue hide trim?

scotty1

477 posts

246 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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MADT350 said:
what about yellow with prussian blue hide trim?


I here yellow looks the Bollo*

www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?t=221587&f=7&h=0&p=6


Edited by scotty1 on Monday 26th March 14:20

TurboTomato

331 posts

256 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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If you have resale value in mind, then nothing too lairy I'd say. I've seen quite a few examples of T350s and Tuscans that don't sell because of bad colour choices.

johnFairfield

555 posts

246 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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My t350 is titanium (grey metalic) with anthrocite spiders and a deep red and grey interior. It's not showy but my wife says it's what the devil would choose if he had a car and with the sports exhaust you certainly hear it comming - the regulars in the pub where I drink call it the "rumble monster".

MADT350

Original Poster:

394 posts

241 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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scotty1 said:
MADT350 said:
what about yellow with prussian blue hide trim?


I here yellow looks the Bollo*

www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?t=221587&f=7&h=0&p=6


Edited by scotty1 on Monday 26th March 14:20


yes i did look at a yellow one on sunday and it looked superb...was just worried about the interior , blue leather with blue suade centres with a little yellow piping...


what are you thoughts about this

www.pistonheads.com/sales/largepic.asp?i=115116&noPics=4&current=2

Tangoed

924 posts

245 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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Nice banana, wheres the car! rofl No really, Love the colour and the louder/brighter the better IMHO.

YI8TVR

387 posts

237 months

Monday 26th March 2007
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MADT350 said:
i'm looking to buy a 05-06 T350. Are there any colors that i should avoid buying on a T350.

Is it best to stay safe or to stand out?



Brown would be a colour you should avoid, apart from that your world is your oyster.
A shade of silver always looks good on a T350, dark colours hide the lines like the love handles on the rear.