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I am just wondering if many of you fellow liners have this coloured paint on your skyline. Reason for this is I have been told that it is an optional extra paint and pretty rare on skylines. I have only seen one skyline with the same paint as mine and I am just courious as to see if what I have heard is true.

Thanks

Chris

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i gotst me one :devil:

i think a lot of them in this colour are two tone, like yours.

love this blue, prob my fav skyline colour (maybe equal with midnight purple)

there is another dark blue that is a little bit purpley too, not as good.

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elbee is that a stock colour?

Yeah Mate.

Not many around. Commonly known as "Ice Green".

Don't want to hijack so all I can say is IT'S DUCAN'S FAULT !.

Pretty lame eh ?

El Bee

ps I do like the Blue originally posted (back on track).

Cheers for the replies, I got mine cause i hadn't seen many in that colour in Briabane. I really like the two toned effect on the 4 doors, the 2 doors look weird in my opinion.

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