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Doug wrote:maybe Sy or someone can give you the email for the Lotus contact. I doubt they would but it won't hurt to ask.
You have the VIN on stickers in 10 or so other places on the car so it's not like it's fake--but I'm sure it's just something that you "want to make right".
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Sy V wrote:Here you go:
"Thank you for your email regarding Elan M100 SCC100ZT1RHF26036 and its original specification......As you are probably aware many of the M100 vin plates generally did not included the paint code and I constantly have customers calling me to confirm the colour which is no problem. This particular car mentions in the build sheet that the paint was going to be confirmed at a later date then just purely lists 'Special Blue' with no further details of colour code, I can only assume the code B48 is what it was originally painted in......
Yours sincerely
Chris Brown
Technical Services/Company Archivist
Gazza wrote:Federico
How would you described your colour?
Mine is B42 and is a Dark Blue with a purple tint in the sunlight.
Cheers, Gazza
speed-demon wrote:If you re-read above, he reckons Mauritus Blue is not a match...
The fact that the car has been re-sprayed leads to a few questions. Ratman, perhaps your best bet would be to track down the owner who had the car re-sprayed.
speed-demon wrote:A good paint shop should be able to match anyway without a code shouldn't they, or is that not correct?
speed-demon wrote:If you re-read above, he reckons Mauritus Blue is not a match.
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