Chris_C wrote:Thats Snowey coloured...

Not sure if it is actually mate.... it looks like the earlier version of 'that' colour... snowey was different again, I think

Could be, although from memory, Snowey was on a D plate (I think!) and thats a MK3...

Snowey was an F There's like 3 versions of that green... 1982-1983, 1986-7ish and 1988-89ish

Isn't there an earlier version too for the Mk1 Gl's and Gls's, or is that the same as the '82-'84 colour?

Ah yes, that was on the late Mk1's too... yeah I think that's the same colour but it's anyones guess

Right, so what we're saying is that there's a silver-green metallic for the Mk1 and 2 (similar to the 200 and 700 silver green), then a different light green metallic for the early Mk3's and a different shade again for the late Mk3's?

You. Sad. Bastards.

cheers

James

^^what he said

No, no, I'm lovin' this, keep going!

Mk3
8/89
Schottischgrün-Metallic - 321 (misprint?)
89
Schottischgrün-Metallic - 312
88
Schottischgrün-Metallic - 302 - mine, maybe?
87
Schottischgrün-Metallic - 302
86
Hellgrün - 226 - not GLT
Grün-Metallic - 208 - not GLT
Hellgrün-Metallic - 302 - not GLT

Mk2
85
Grüngrau-Metallic - 208 - not GLT
84
Grün-Metallic - 150
Grüngrau-Metallic - 208 - not GLT
83
Grün-Metallic - 150
Grün - 182 - n/a in D
as from here no GLTs
82
Grün-Metallic - 150
Grün - 182

I've got no colour codes for the Mk1, but I'd have stopped anyway, I'm even boring myself

could say, its about as interesting as watching paint dry

... or watching green-metallic grass grow ...

or just sad...

A M R wrote:or just sad...

... oh, totally

Until of course, you have to go & buy some touch-up paint. And I need LOTS of touch-up paint.

BTW, what's "snowy-coloured"?

Tom

trabitom99 wrote: BTW, what's "snowy-coloured"?Tom

nothing ,

snowey was the cars nickname but it was green, such is the logic of V3M