Anybody have a Gemini Blue 914? If so, could you post a photo go the car? I am looking for pictures of 914s in this color, and they seem hard to come by.

L96E "Gemini Blue Metallic" on 1972 Porsche 916 - VIN 914 233 0018
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Check out 914club.com. There is a whole thread on George's Gemini Blue restoration.
http://www.914club.com/bbs2/index.php?show...7&hl=gemini

Thanks. Neat story. Anyone else have a picture of a Gemini Blue 914. Maybe a narrow body car? I would love to see a picture.

This one might be Gemini Blue (seems a little too light). It's a '72 and judging by the color codes, Gemini Blue would be the most likely candidate, assuming original paint or repaint in the same color ...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/zappadong/4919822112/sizes/l

Another ...

Thanks. Do you think the 2nd picture, with the red and light bluish cars in the background, is Gemini Blue?

Thanks,
Steve

I don't believe that one is an actual Gemini Blue car. That's Carl Cilker's original Six, and I think it is either a paint-to-sample or a non-factory repaint.

--DD

Ok Thanks. It seems that narrow-body Gemini Blue cars might be as scarce as duck lips, as my dad used to say. Still hunting for a picture that is definitely a Gemini Blue 914.

Thanks,
Steve

You could always use Google image search and find some examples.

Gemini Blue was used on 911s of the time as well, so a lot of the pics are of tail-draggers.

--DD

Ya, I looked in Google images. But, most are 911s, and I can't confirm that any of the 914s are actually Gemini Blue.

Thanks,
Steve

It was a listed color option.

http://www.p914.com/p914-6_paint_71.htm
http://www.p914.com/p914_paint_71.htm

There were probably cars that were painted that color. Don't know if we can confirm any now with original paint, though.

--DD

My car is an Alaska Blue Metallic, but I am strongly considering painting it Gemini Blue when I go to "restore" her.

It is a nice color. And apparently quite rare on 914s. I have a '71 that was originally Gemini Blue, I am going to take it back to original color.

Thanks,
Steve