Working out my trim colour

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GeeBeeMan
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Working out my trim colour

Post by GeeBeeMan »

Greetings

Can anyone teach me how to work out my official trim colour please for my 993?

I've looked at my build sticker

I've scratched my head

I've surfed

I've asked at OPC Sheffield

I'm 'John Major grey'........but unless I'm mistaken that only narrows it down as far as 6XL classic grey OR E38 rubicon grey OR B50 space grey. And those codes don't appear on my build sticker GRRRRRR

Thanks



Graham
2003 Riviera Blue 996 Turbo Coupe
2003 Seal Grey Boxster S (now gone / sadly missed)
1982 Wine Red 911 SC Targa
sam
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Re: Working out my trim colour

Post by sam »

what codes do you have , and the one on the underside of your boot lid?
GeeBeeMan
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Re: Working out my trim colour

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I've got L744 followed by PJ. I believe L744 to be the body colour (metallic black)
2003 Riviera Blue 996 Turbo Coupe
2003 Seal Grey Boxster S (now gone / sadly missed)
1982 Wine Red 911 SC Targa
sam
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Re: Working out my trim colour

Post by sam »

744 is black, it will be a water based paint, therefore pearl=metallic. The interior codes are very tricky as the 2 digit codes are based upon all the interior colours used in the car, the combinations available are almost infinite, as a customer could order (at a cost!) almost any mixture of interior colours and finishes, so the 'standard car' almost becomes the rarity. Maybe try contacting the factory?
911perv
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Re: Working out my trim colour

Post by 911perv »

Its probablt Marble Grey, most 993's were

Maybe post a pic?

Are we talking carpet, vinyl or leather?
stewart rix
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Re: Working out my trim colour

Post by stewart rix »

You can (at a cost of about £50) ask Porsche GB for a 'Certificate of Authenticity'. Give OPC Reading a call and they will be able to provide the appropriate form to complete. The certificate will list the original build spec, including interior and exterior colours and any optional extras. It takes about 2 weeks to arrive.
911ssc
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Re: Working out my trim colour

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If you are also a member of the Porsche club GB and there was a mention in latest Porsche post then the certificate is free , just got mind back :bounce:

Regards

Ian
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Re: Working out my trim colour

Post by stewart rix »

911ssc wrote:If you are also a member of the Porsche club GB and there was a mention in latest Porsche post then the certificate is free , just got mind back :bounce:
I knew that, but thought it inappropriate to mention on this club's forum :D
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