2007 DTP Import Show in Vancouver
06-29-07, 01:21 AM
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Hi, i guess i should post up. Im one of the rep's for Advance Motorsport, actually i do sales and their online marketing. Having all 4 IS's at the show was an idea between the owner and me. The first IS250 with the Progressive ME rims is actually the owner's car. Lowered on Tein SS's, megan racing exhaust, oem lip kit, and a bunch of other little things. The greyish is350 is actually the mechanic/sales car. Almost all the same mods. The other 2 are customers cars with similar lowering kits. I believe all 4 had Ray's, volks, or G-game rims (all under the same family of rims)... As most of you know, there isnt much out there as of yet for the new IS's... we've tried to get our hands on what we can get...
this is actually my favorite picture out of the whole set. If you can just look past the model for a second, you will notice there's an IS right behind her! I think the oem color of the IS is called "tungsten white" correct me if im wrong... picture was taken by "mannetwork"
I soon will also be a lexus owner... ill post up pics as soon as the cars here. Sad part is i already started gathering the parts for it =/
Most know me however as owner/admin on another board, Revscene.net.
this is actually my favorite picture out of the whole set. If you can just look past the model for a second, you will notice there's an IS right behind her! I think the oem color of the IS is called "tungsten white" correct me if im wrong... picture was taken by "mannetwork"
I soon will also be a lexus owner... ill post up pics as soon as the cars here. Sad part is i already started gathering the parts for it =/
Most know me however as owner/admin on another board, Revscene.net.
i think thats starfire pearl, no?
07-01-07, 07:32 AM
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according to the lexus.ca website, its either breakwater blue metallic, or Tungsten Pearl. Starfire Pearl is the pure white color that ur thinking. This one had a blue tinge in the paint.
Personally, i call it ceiling paint (u know that stuff from homedepot, goes on with a hue of blue so u know where you painted last)
From inside DTP, you cant really appreciate the true color of the car. Only in sunlight does the blue in the paint really pop out.
Personally, i call it ceiling paint (u know that stuff from homedepot, goes on with a hue of blue so u know where you painted last)
From inside DTP, you cant really appreciate the true color of the car. Only in sunlight does the blue in the paint really pop out.
07-02-07, 12:23 AM
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