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I don't know John - what were the monogram and personalised schemes?
This car looks like a bog standard "I'll have one of those" from the ordinary catalogue. Last edited by Simon W; 3rd April 2007 at 20:12.. Reason: typo |
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Zircon Silver
Thanks Simon..
You are right,, if your paint code is MUM then Zircon Silver it must be. This is the second time I have made a mistake with Cowley and Longbridge colours. One of our members was at the Haynes meet SJTaylor1999 he has a Arden Green 75 with painted sills most likely built at Longbridge. It shows that the Cowley paint colours were used at Longbridge. I wonder if any Atlantic Blue 75.s were built at Longbridge.. As for Monogram.. I have a 2002 brochure No. 5890 but it does not show Zircon Silver. Dave T |
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Dave - I think the colour system was designed to confuse the hell out of everybody concerned!
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If you look (if you have access to) the Monogram CD you would be surprised what you can do with extras, mix & Match, Silver/Blue Duo Tone Paintwork with Deep Sea Green Leather, roof mounted DVD Screens etc. How did it all go so wrong? (Yes I know, but sad & stupid). |
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