is "Chameleon Blue" a recognised TVR colour?
is "Chameleon Blue" a recognised TVR colour?
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trinitycall

Original Poster:

655 posts

265 months

Thursday 11th November 2004
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Hi all,

Saw an advert for a "Chameleon Blue" TVR. Is this the proper name for the colour? or are there different types of blue chameleon paints?

If anyone knows the paint number that would be fab.

Thanx,

N

rblackwell

4 posts

269 months

Friday 12th November 2004
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I think the paint code is TVR075. I have had a chameleon blue Tuscan. What an excellant colour.

S1X OK

366 posts

279 months

Friday 12th November 2004
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I can concur with RBlackwell. Chameleon Blue is one of a family of flip/reflex colours mixed specifically for TVR, by some French chappies I believe, and is the colour used on the 'Swordfish' car.
Works for me too.

swilly

9,699 posts

303 months

Friday 12th November 2004
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I personally believe half the colour names for cars are made up by their owners.

My Tuscan is Depleted-Uranium-Warhead-Grey.

trinitycall

Original Poster:

655 posts

265 months

Friday 12th November 2004
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swilly said:
I personally believe half the colour names for cars are made up by their owners.

My Tuscan is Depleted-Uranium-Warhead-Grey.


yup... i was wondering whether "chameleon blue" was official. Thanx all for the info.

Of course, my chimaera is "star-moist blue".

Regards,

N

S1X OK

366 posts

279 months

Friday 12th November 2004
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I wonder if Dulux have 'Depleted Uranium' in their range.
I often wonder what a hellish task it must be to work in the marketing department of a paint manufacturer. Imagine having to come up with a complete range of names for this season's colours.
Varicose Vein Blue
Three day old bruise
Over cooked asparagus
Bloated Pustule
Plaque white
That burnt bit around the edge of the rice pudding dish

Oooh, I could have such fun.
Sorry, this isn't really a TVR thing is it?
I'll get my adipose tissue coloured coat