What colour....

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Rowly

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Hello,
we have just acquired a 90 that used to belong to the Peak District NP. It was originally standard blue but was sprayed (by the PDNP?) a silver colour with a hint of bronze.

Anyone any idea what this colour is called for paint buying purposes?

Cheers
Rowly
 
Take a door off and take it to your local B&Q. They do colour matching they do.

Is that right...............if so great ive been trying to get a match for mine for a while and nowhere seems to stock landrover colours....

If only I'd realised it was that simple..................would you advise taking the drivers or passenger door.

Regards
Mark
 
If you're planning on driving to B&Q, probably shouldn't take off the drivers door, plod might not take too kindly, and it'll be very breezy...

Passenger door and a billy no mates trip to B&Q I guess then...............will the removed door fit in the back or will I need to borrow a trailer.
 
its not the original colour......so how the hell are they gonna find it on the vin??

the guys that mix auto paint use cards to determine the various shades (due to fading etc) to match paint to the car......or just take the fecker to B&Q :doh:
 
its not the original colour......so how the hell are they gonna find it on the vin??

the guys that mix auto paint use cards to determine the various shades (due to fading etc) to match paint to the car......or just take the fecker to B&Q :doh:

A very good point - and one I overlooked ;).
 
How can you drive without a passenger door mirror? I'd take the drivers door off like one o them Sherpa's where you're allowed to drive with the sliding door open.

It is quite good fun driving without the bonnet on too.
 
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