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DVM!!!
Please do a build thread with lots to read and pics!!!!I love the colour it looks great!!!!!!!!!
 
No you haven't missed any build thread on your Ex.
Dave is a friend/neighbour, I was just responding to Simon's option of painting the car knowing Dave had done his "Viper Green".
But your right, once its finished it will be something special.

 
BRG with a yellow stripe. Painted a 906 slot car with those colours once, and it looked great. Sadly it was written off when it got trodden on.
 
Oi!

Had a bit more of a think, use the same orange but with matt very dark grey wheels and roof - much cooler than black.

Has anyone suggested a barf-tacular harlequin scheme yet? Makes repairing damage dead easy!
 
I have a RS/RSR book at home. In '73 Porsche painted one of its Carrera 2.7's in safety orange, far more dayglow than Blood Orange.
 
This is the kind of Martini look I was referring to:

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Forget the huge rear wing though [:D]

 
I will have a proper look at the safety colours. Martini is more of a vinyl graphic addition to a white, or silver, car (as would be 'Boss' or other such styles).

Im wondering about Rubystone again too; although the paint will be dearer, of course.....
 
How about Lilac 6969 code 341 as seen on Jay Kay's RS?

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and his new vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_bQ0h85gY8

Still keeps that Maritime Blue/Purple theme. Only 16 '73 RS's painted in Lilac
 
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