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Silver Rose

In answer to that question , I would pay more for a non Silver Rose as I genuinely wouldn't want to drive round with that interior but thats just a personal view. Im not mad keen on the actual Silver Rose paintwork colour either.
I would take the interior out and treat it as a pension. In years to come the tartan will be going for silly money in good condition, as do some of the early interiors. Not all cars had the pink paint either. They always fetch money, even in poor condition, over a standard car either due to the perceived "future classic" value, or for a non-sunroof shell. Like it or not, limited edition cars always have more appeal when they get to classic level. Why did I let my stepson get rid of his Citroen AX Tahiti.......[&o]
 
ORIGINAL: DivineE I haven't picked it up yet but I've left a deposit[:)] is it a genuine colour then? I've never seen it before, thought it must have been a non genuine re-spray.
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There was an S2 in that colour that parked outside Teddington station on a semi-regular basis a few years ago. I don't know what the name of it was, but it looked superb. Oli.
 
Does all this make my Black M758 worth a fortune ? Porsche got onto this thing about people not being too keen on the "Studio" trim so made the runout cars available in Zermatt, Black,Red,White and Baltic that i know of with various trim options my black M758 came with black pinstripe from new. I like the Silverose paint scheme personally.
 

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