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Would be grateful if someone could supply the underbonnet colour codes for a 1989 NJissan Skyline GTR R32 in Gunmetal Grey (the standard dark grey)?

The local paint guys don't know what to match it to, and I'd prefer the right colour to the one they think it is (prior bad experiences!)

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KH2 is the OUTSIDE EXTERNAL colour.

What is the INTERNAL UNDERBONNET colour inside the engine bay.

I've been told it's a different colour.

My GTR was "originaly" KH2 Gun Metal. It's had a respray >> now silver. The underbonnet colour is black.

See pic.

Found it - site has all Skyline colours - it's G01 as in GEE-ZERO-ONE

http://www.worldlingo.com/wl/translate?wl_...l&wl_g_table=-3

Translated from japanese:

1989 April

Body color KG1 ブルーイッシュシルバー2M

TG0 grayish light/write blue 2M

KH2 charcoal grey pearl 2PM

TH1 velvet blue 2P

BJ0 grayish blue 2P

The AH3 clan very lead pearl 2P

KH6 white pearl 3P

326 crystal white

732 black pearls 2P

Part color Remark

G01 black In regard to G01 because of part private color Presently there is no combination

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