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Try looking at:-
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=62...
You will find a body code on the chassis plate on n/s front inner wing, this relates to the original colour.
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=62...
You will find a body code on the chassis plate on n/s front inner wing, this relates to the original colour.
Same colour as mine. After lengthy research the code KV52 comes out as 'itallion red' and 'monza red'. Both of these I couldn't get hold of because they were originally made with a lead addative and can't/won't be reproduced any more so I was told by a few paint suppliers.
I eventually sent my petrol cover flap off to http://www.autopaintsbrighton.co.uk/index.asp and paid for their colour match service. The paint was a spot on match but I never asked them to keep a colour code for it in case I needed more.
I eventually sent my petrol cover flap off to http://www.autopaintsbrighton.co.uk/index.asp and paid for their colour match service. The paint was a spot on match but I never asked them to keep a colour code for it in case I needed more.

B-Reight said:
P420 KV52 here too.
I only needed a small pot to do some stonechips so i went to Halfords and trawled through the colour match charts. Can't remember the exact name but it was a Fiat colour, something like monza red or italian red, the match was pretty much cock on.
I bought monza red from them, it was too dark for mine. Monza red is an old Rover colour if I remember correctlyI only needed a small pot to do some stonechips so i went to Halfords and trawled through the colour match charts. Can't remember the exact name but it was a Fiat colour, something like monza red or italian red, the match was pretty much cock on.
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