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//updated 5 January 2006.

FYI, these have been amalgamated across all the series (R32-R34 mainly)..some models were not available in a particular colour (eg JW0 was only on some Nur spec Skylines).

326 - Crystal White

732 - Black Pearl Metallic

AH3 - Red Pearl Metallic

AN0 - Super Clear Red

AR1 - Super Clear Red II

AR2 - Active Red

BJ0 - Light Blue Metallic*

BL0 - Greyish Blue Pearl

BN6 - Deep Marine Blue

BP9 - Dark Blue Pearl

BT2 - Champion Blue (the colour of the LM spec GTR 33s)

DN0 - Green Metallic

EV1 - Lightning Yellow

EY0 - Silica Breeze

GV1 - Black Pearl

JW0 - Millenium Jade

KG1 - Jet Silver Metallic

KH2 - Gunmetal Grey Metallic

KH3 - Black

KL0 - Spark Silver Metallic

KN6 - Dark Grey

KP4 - Sonic Silver

KR4 - Sonic Silver

KV2 - Athlete Silver

LP2 - Midnight Purple

LV4 - Midnight Purple II

LX0 - Midnight Purple III

QM1 - Cloud White

QT1 - White Pearl

QX1 - White Pearl

TG0 - Light Grey Metallic*

TH1 - Dark Blue Pearl

TV2 - Bayside Blue

WV2 - Sparkling Silver

The attached PDF file contains all known colours used by Nissan. It is written in katakana. If your colour isn't listed, check the pdf because it's most likely there.

To come: DR30, R31, etc colour codes.

CLRNISSAN.pdf

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Mine isnt there.

TG0 its a grey colour.

EDIT: I would also like to know how many were made in this colour if its not on the list.

Where can this info be found.

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Thanks for the picture post. I think it would be great if we could get people to post an attached picture of their car (which best shows an accurate representation of the color its painted) while mentioning what paint code their car is. This would be a great help to the community when repainting and deciding on a color :-)

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