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  1. 10-13-2014, 11:28 AM #1
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    Color code 422 from 1972

    Hi,

    Looking for pictures of the dark brown color code 422 from 1972, any help?

    Thanks!

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    Henk,

    I cant see anything with a 422 code in Dr Brett's authenticity book and the only brown is Sepia in '72.
    You're sure its an oil flapper ?
    Maybe someone has a dealer paint/carpet book for '72 MY they can look at ?

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    Possibly a paint-to-sample car. They usually have a "one-off" colour code.
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    A reference...more clues...but no photo...

    http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...aint-code.html
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    Is it the same car as in Pelican thread?
    Photos of the paint tag, and the VIN would be useful for my research.
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    Quote Originally Posted by davep View Post
    Is it the same car as in Pelican thread?
    Photos of the paint tag, and the VIN would be useful for my research.
    I was offered the car thru a broker, but I have already decided not to buy the car so I'll leave it here..
    Interesting color though..

    Dave, the vin is 9112200525 and below is a pic of the door tag.

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