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8 hours ago, funkymonkey said:

Explain green GT badges.

From Silvias? Not OE on Skylines, from what I know.

The rule is also a little more flexible that I stated, in that apparently R32 GTS4 were blue. This was probably to further differentiate them from the GTR, although that would be a pretty weak effort, given the GTSt looked identical and had red.

And....wasn't it the case that the earliest R32s had no colour? Just chrome.

 

In general though, given that 99.9% of red and blue seem to indicate turbo and NA, it is fair to assume that the wrong colour on a car means something has been swapped. Whether that's the motor or the guards/badges would then be the question. At least the chassis number seldom lies.

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