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:unsure: okay, i'll go get me coat...................:( |
This may help
Monogram paint range for 2004 MG and Rover cars Chromescent colours use extremely high concentrations of pigment to deliver dramatic colour shift or holographic paint effects. Bittersweet Golden yellow with green 'flip' Moonshine Silver with shifting spectral highlights Shot Silk Emerald with purple flip Chromactive colours contain multi-layered pigment flakes with special reflective qualities. Aurora Crimson to orange 'travel' Dark Fantasy Black to purple to bronze travel Poseidon Dark blue to purple over olive travel Twilight Brighter blue to purple travel Kinetic colours demonstrate a subtle multi-layer colour effect. Atmosphere Light to mid blue with gold highlights Gulf Stream Smokey slate shifting to olive and grey-blue Moody Blue Grey-blue with gold highlights Sunspot Pearlescent yellow with ochre and citrus effects Supertallic is a range of distinctive metallics, and micatallics for a pearlescent effect. Aubergine Rich aubergine Biomorphic Bright metallic green Black Olive Luxuriant dark green with movement to black Caledonian Lilac Celestial Bright light blue Chagall Warm strong mid blue Chatsworth Elegant classic gold Garnet Rich glowing red Horizon Pretty light blue Lagoon Colourful turquoise Nightshade Lustrous black with blue highlights Nocturne Greyed off mid-dark blue Orange Grove Strong tangerine Duotone paint schemes - Rover 75 saloon and Tourer models exclusively. Upper Colour / Lower Colour BRG / Starlight Silver Royal Blue / Starlight Silver British Racing Green / Arbour Green Royal Blue / Bermuda Blue Odyssey / Arctic Blue White Gold / Spice Tempest Grey / Starlight Silver Raven Black / Tempest Grey Raven Black / Nightfire Cimarron Green / Old English White Midnight Blue / Osmium Blue Firefrost / Tapestry |
Nice one Paul :bt
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Forgot to mention - I think its Gulfstream
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