Verde British Racing Green
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Most of these colors were represented in Rare Shades 4 in LA. Maybe someone has some pictures of the event. Having said that, please note that pictures do not really represent these colors correctly.
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Brewster Green is darker, but Verde British Green is more vibrant. If you live in a sunny place, I would recommend Verde British Racing over Brewster. Having said that Brewster is a Porsche color and Verde British Racing is a Ferrari color. Best dark green in my opinion you can get, if you do not mind having a different manufacturers color on your Porsche.
Slight correction. Brewster Green was a 1973 Pontiac color long before Porsche used it exclusively, (as seen by this ultra rare Super Duty Trans Am example being restored by a family friend). 😌👌
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if you are going to "go green" go BRIGHT green like this - all the others remind me of something you'd see on the battlefield or on a vintage Bentley!
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but at least none of them are "Frozen Berry Metallic"
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I really all depends on what you're after. The Verde is just a hair darker than the Brewster. They look very similar effect wise.
the Irish is a very nice color stand alone. The Olive is very much brighter.
All really good colors, depending on what you're looking for.
The Birch one above belongs in this conversation about as much as my RS Green. Or any other shade of Signal, Viper, etc.
The Dark greens are a very refined look. And I like them well with silver or bronze wheels more than the black.
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