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Bright Yellow R33 Gtr On Gold Coast

MYP16

By MYP16,
in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)

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FineLine Grand Master

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Dont know the owner but he makes an appearance at random jdm meets.

There's a good chance he will be at power play in february but if I see him in the meantime I'll ask him for you.

I do believe the car has been resprayed though.

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Dont know the owner but he makes an appearance at random jdm meets.

There's a good chance he will be at power play in february but if I see him in the meantime I'll ask him for you.

I do believe the car has been resprayed though.

thanks mate,

i have moved to WA so i wont be at Powerplay LOL but if u can maybe get the paint code of the yellow and get it to me via PM that would be Much appreciated.

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That looks more like the Stagea yellow. Again, a bit brighter but that could be new big $$$ paint job vs 10 year old factory paint job. I reckon with a bit of elbow grease mine would pop that hard.

mad082 Grand Master

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if it's a custom paint colour then it won't have a paint code. they probably just mixed colours together until they got what they wanted, so it will be extremely hard to reproduce. there is the small chance though that they took note of the exact quantities of what they used to make that colour.

some other factory colours to compare to that one would be the yellow used on the VX/VZ holden monaro, or the yellow used on the holden HX GTS monaro

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The stag yellow is the r34 yellow right?

Which is the same as the s15

And yeah I'm sure if mine was brand new it would look like that

Do you have the codes for an R34 and 200sx? I'll get mine of the Stag tonight. I'd be interested to know if they are the same.

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