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Gulf livery

Aikidoka

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I have always liked the Gulf livery and the Porsches of old. I currently have a white 991.1 GT3, which looks good (I was unsure of white until I saw it and for some reason it looks good). However, I am tempted to wrap or even respray in Gulf livery with a subtle orange side and centre stripe. Anyone seen another or thoughts?
 
Froth.
 

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Not a GT3, but this RS was up for sale. Think it is a vinyl wrap.

Personally, nice on a one-off basis, but may be hard to live with in the longer term.
 

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I considered something similar and mocked these up, but decided against it in the end. I love the colour scheme, and the history, but I decided it's better suited to older models.

If you need info on the Gulf Livery colours, I did some research and found out the original colour scheme was from Llewellyn Ryland and was:

3707 Zenith Blue;
3957 Tangerine;
3748 Navy Blue (separating line).


http://www.llewellyn-ryland.co.uk/standardrange.html
 

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991.2GTS said:
I considered something similar and mocked these up, but decided against it in the end. I love the colour scheme, and the history, but I decided it's better suited to older models.

If you need info on the Gulf Livery colours, I did some research and found out the original colour scheme was from Llewellyn Ryland and was:

3707 Zenith Blue;
3957 Tangerine;
3748 Navy Blue (separating line).


http://www.llewellyn-ryland.co.uk/standardrange.html


Thanks and this is really helpful. Whilst only a GT3 and not an RS I think it can carry it off. There are a couple of other white GT3s around and my favourite colours are blue and orange and the Gulf livery looks good. Just a question of cost and design....
 
The image above, just stripe and side bars without the numbers, would be superb on any 911.
 
Gulf livery is stunning, and a winged GT3 can definitely carry it off, but on a white car I would go for Martini livery!

Much easier/cheaper to apply than a full wrap too!
 
I think a white 911 looks ok with a few stripes. Mates GT2 had Martini, so I had to go with something else :grin:

When I researched doing mine, lots of Rothmans are blue orientated, but I didn't want to turn my car half blue, so went with 956 race car .

If you need a decent firm to work on a Gulf livery for you, Mark at DownTown Designs in Harlow charges £35 (refundable against purchase) to mock up design for your car, and will email you computer rendered photo.
(01279 414209)
 

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Thanks and this is very helpful. Whilst the Martini looks good and is cost effective compared to the Gulf, I still prefer the blue and orange..... may well get a mock up. Thanks for all the advice
 

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