The vin plate on the passenger door says my paint colour is 94 , any idea where I can get some to try it out, I'm in shepperton middx ?
Danny
Danny
-
-
94 is Inca I believe.
There are numerous mail order suppliers - here's the Rimmers listing http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-GRID006009
and I've found companies like Autopaint very good.http://auto-paint.co.uk/carpaint/
Cheers
Julian -
-
94 is inca so your car has had a colour change. Now it may have been repainted in a factory colour or it may be something completely different. You will probably be best to go to a paint supplier that has colour matching equipment.Comment
-
Have a look here under colours and trim for paint codes. You can click on the colours and an image will open of a car in that colour. Julian is right 94 is inca yellow.
Cheers Rob.Comment
-
It doesn't really matter what the vin plate says.....It will be very hard to get a colour that matches. Mine was re-sprayed triumph BRG in 1990. Now l can only get base coat and must spray a clear coat over it..Comment
-
Absolutely - mine's a sort of Brooklands Racing GreenOriginally posted by malc4d View Post
and when I had my hardtop resprayed, the local bodyshop made up the colour and I reckon it's a perfect match.
Cheers
JulianComment
-
Great colour choice Julian. Had mine re-sprayed Brooklands Green during restoration - see my album fo some of the stages. Car was originally Brown; at some time re-sprayed Red. PO had the car for 13 years without telling DVLA of colour change as he had bought it when already red! Just ready to bring "Nigel" (anagram of Elgin) back off SORN, colour change to green and newly registered as "historic" on 1 Apr. Happy motoring.
AlexComment
-
Hi Danny. Colorite still do Cellulose paint to match if thats what you want, there near boston manor. not to far from you.Comment
Comment