Best Maserati colours
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lozcb
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Just choose any colour of graphite you like emtee from the colour charts i prefer ones with more metal in, your painter or wheel refurber can spray the centres to match, ask him to mask the tridents on the centres it can be done but its fiddly my guy had no trouble
If you want to use athe maserati specific one , ask some one who has a grigio nuvolari to give you there paint code
or ring James Pumo at Eurospares and ask him for the colour code of maserati grahite wheel centres
regards loz
If you want to use athe maserati specific one , ask some one who has a grigio nuvolari to give you there paint code
or ring James Pumo at Eurospares and ask him for the colour code of maserati grahite wheel centres
regards loz
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jpmondelek
Thank you for the compliment, your Cuoio Sella is spot on, for my money it would be between that and Avorio. Much more character, Nuvola Beige is so ordinary and a bit 80s in my opinion.
Thank you for the compliment, your Cuoio Sella is spot on, for my money it would be between that and Avorio. Much more character, Nuvola Beige is so ordinary and a bit 80s in my opinion.
My QP is in Rosso Corsa , the 1st owner of the car had a few Ferrari's and wanted his QP to match. It was about a £3k option as it was a "paint to customer sample" despite being painted in the same paintshop as Ferrari.
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Guys, I think what these posts prove is the variety of colours and combinations that the 3200/4200s look good in!!!
My 4200 has the nero carbonio/cream leather interior.......which for me hits the spot!
Not over keen on the light colour schemes as I think they "hide" or lessen the visual curvaceous aspect of the car......my 2 cents worth.
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My 4200 has the nero carbonio/cream leather interior.......which for me hits the spot!
Not over keen on the light colour schemes as I think they "hide" or lessen the visual curvaceous aspect of the car......my 2 cents worth.
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This post is worthless w/o photos
Tart!....lol...there are pics of my car on the board ......
....do a search...if your imagination fails you....P
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LOL!
For the less imaginative...
She is purrrty...in a classic way.
For the less imaginative...
She is purrrty...in a classic way.
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It's a sincere compliment Frank.
The lines of the Coupe are cleaner than the GS, as a starting point. So in my mind, they look "classic" or more elegant (perhaps better choice of words).
Black on ivory or tan is also in my mind classic/elegant vs. say black on red or black, which are more sporting.
The lines of the Coupe are cleaner than the GS, as a starting point. So in my mind, they look "classic" or more elegant (perhaps better choice of words).
Black on ivory or tan is also in my mind classic/elegant vs. say black on red or black, which are more sporting.
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Clarity sought.....clarity given.......thanks!
Yes......being honest.....th GS "look" fails to enhance the cars beautiful curves, proportions.......so its a no-no for me.
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I was told by a Maserati dealer that Mediterraneo Blue was one of the best selling colours but then he was trying to sell me a Mediterraneo Blue car
Johnnyboy
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Perhaps you mis-heard him... "Mediterraneo Blue was one of the best colours" a dealer was heard to say...
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Two words - "Giallo Granturismo!"
davidhowson
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You hardly notice the Porsche and Ferrair's....
