Titanium Gray in suburban Pacific Northwest
02-25-2004, 07:10 PM
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Titanium Gray in suburban Pacific Northwest
Just to keep the balance between the Northern and Southern hemispheres, here is a picture of my Titanium Gray Touring model. Can't let the Kiwis think they have something over us Yanks.
I sincerely apologize for the lack of cows.:D
Three weeks, 1700 miles and two car washes and I am loving this car.
I sincerely apologize for the lack of cows.:D
Three weeks, 1700 miles and two car washes and I am loving this car.
02-26-2004, 12:53 AM
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Very nice shot. I love the reflections.
Whichever angle yoou look at this car from, the line and shapes are always intriguing. What a piece of design.
Whichever angle yoou look at this car from, the line and shapes are always intriguing. What a piece of design.
02-26-2004, 01:50 AM
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Thanks guys.
Pookina, your post was the inspiration for me to get off my butt and snap some photos. Us Grays have to stand together!
The picture doesn't really capture the subtle shades of the sky's reflection on the car. I think the Gray finish almost seems to absorb and glow the colors of its surroundings rather than a mirror-like reflection of say the Black finish. They must use a sufficiently advanced technology for the paint because it is just magic.
Damn, what a great combination of form and function.
Regardless of the beauty of the surroundings, I still find my favorite view of the RX-8 is the view from the driver's seat looking out. :D
Pookina, your post was the inspiration for me to get off my butt and snap some photos. Us Grays have to stand together!
The picture doesn't really capture the subtle shades of the sky's reflection on the car. I think the Gray finish almost seems to absorb and glow the colors of its surroundings rather than a mirror-like reflection of say the Black finish. They must use a sufficiently advanced technology for the paint because it is just magic.
Damn, what a great combination of form and function.
Regardless of the beauty of the surroundings, I still find my favorite view of the RX-8 is the view from the driver's seat looking out. :D
03-29-2004, 05:26 PM
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Originally posted by Blue87Sport
Thanks guys.
Pookina, your post was the inspiration for me to get off my butt and snap some photos. Us Grays have to stand together!
The picture doesn't really capture the subtle shades of the sky's reflection on the car. I think the Gray finish almost seems to absorb and glow the colors of its surroundings rather than a mirror-like reflection of say the Black finish.
Thanks guys.
Pookina, your post was the inspiration for me to get off my butt and snap some photos. Us Grays have to stand together!
The picture doesn't really capture the subtle shades of the sky's reflection on the car. I think the Gray finish almost seems to absorb and glow the colors of its surroundings rather than a mirror-like reflection of say the Black finish.
03-29-2004, 06:37 PM
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Originally posted by RolenImportsRX8
I can't believe that you've only washed it twice. I think that I'm good for twice a week. Obsessive?
I can't believe that you've only washed it twice. I think that I'm good for twice a week. Obsessive?
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