Keeping it British
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10-04-2015, 06:42 AM
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10-04-2015, 01:04 PM
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10-04-2015, 02:33 PM
Yes don't often see too many xk's getting around in Australia so much for keeping it stealth !
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10-04-2015, 03:07 PM
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Steve,
Thanks. The color is Shadow Gray, and was exclusive to the USA-only 2009 XKR Portfolio models (coupe and convertible), the final year of the 4.2L engine. Here's a much better photo:
It appears lighter or darker depending on the light conditions. This was taken on a sunny day in late afternoon with the setting sun directly on the car, which makes it appear darker towards the bottom.
Stuart
Thanks. The color is Shadow Gray, and was exclusive to the USA-only 2009 XKR Portfolio models (coupe and convertible), the final year of the 4.2L engine. Here's a much better photo:
It appears lighter or darker depending on the light conditions. This was taken on a sunny day in late afternoon with the setting sun directly on the car, which makes it appear darker towards the bottom.
Stuart
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10-04-2015, 04:02 PM
Keeping it British
Originally Posted by Stuart S
Steve,
Thanks. The color is Shadow Gray, and was exclusive to the USA-only 2009 XKR Portfolio models (coupe and convertible), the final year of the 4.2L engine. Here's a much better photo:
It appears lighter or darker depending on the light conditions. This was taken on a sunny day in late afternoon with the setting sun directly on the car, which makes it appear darker towards the bottom.
Stuart
Thanks. The color is Shadow Gray, and was exclusive to the USA-only 2009 XKR Portfolio models (coupe and convertible), the final year of the 4.2L engine. Here's a much better photo:
It appears lighter or darker depending on the light conditions. This was taken on a sunny day in late afternoon with the setting sun directly on the car, which makes it appear darker towards the bottom.
Stuart
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10-06-2015, 06:26 AM
Keeping it British
Originally Posted by Ozmag
My office is in North Ryde, I'll keep an eye out for you
Cheers
Mike
Cheers
Mike
I'm often passing through that way en route to one of my favourite chicken shops on Blenheim road
I've only ever spotted 2 xkr's in Sydney one black in gladesville the other a dark navy in Rhodes both appeared to be the 5l variety what color is yours I'll keep my eyes peeled