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Red 964 with amber indicators

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Jcx

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Hi Folks,

Too many pictures of late persuaded me to swap my (like new) clear indicators back to amber. I'm now selling the clears if i get a fair offer. http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?p=1103197#1103197

What do you think?

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Lovely car either way Joe 8)
 
I've always preferred Guards Red with amber indicators :)

Its partially because a lot of "clears" look white. Finding a good set isn't easy.

Chris
 
Lovely looking car Joe , clear for me though , less colour clutter ! :thumb:
 
Jcx said:
Hi Folks,

What do you think?
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Shoite :thumb: Personal choice and I went back to Amber as they look better than white against silver paintwork - creates a contrast. Not sure with GR though as the colour hues are very similar. In some lights however they will look better than bright sunlight :dont know:
 
flying_scotsman said:
Lovely car either way Joe 8)
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You are a good man Mike.

deutschland-dobson said:
I've always preferred Guards Red with amber indicators :)

Its partially because a lot of "clears" look white. Finding a good set isn't easy.

Chris
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Took me a while but I'm right with you now Chris.

kp964 said:
Lovely looking car Joe , clear for me though , less colour clutter ! :thumb:
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I always used to think the same Keith. Age changes people... :-/

Zingari said:
Jcx said:
Hi Folks,

What do you think?
Click to expand...

Shoite :thumb: Personal choice and I went back to Amber as they look better than white against silver paintwork - creates a contrast. Not sure with GR though as the colour hues are very similar. In some lights however they will look better than bright sunlight :dont know:
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Funny isn't it?! I'd rather see white indicators on your car Z as I prefer the lack of contrast. Hence also why I like the Amber on the red, it's a lack of contrast and it makes the front look correctly proportioned where I think the clears make the front bumper too prominent.
 
Maybe it's just the photo, but the amber's seem to fit better. I voting for Amber.
 
I think clears. Looks rubbish with ambers.

I am prepared to take them off yor hands as a favour!

😀
 
Clears for me, your GR car simply just looks a lot "cleaner" with less colour clashing.

PeterS`s shiny new Gulf Blue on the other hand, just has to have ambers :grin:
 
I like amber, think it suits guards red, think clear looks a bit bland, clear looks good with a black, white, grey car etc.
At the end of the day it's down to personal taste
 
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