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Thread: Color Info? PCNA COA says original color is code 54, Viola Metallic

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    Color Info? PCNA COA says original color is code 54, Viola Metallic

    But I can't find info on that color anywhere. When I asked them they actually said they've never seen that code before and had no other info.

    Anything is help, car is a 73T Coupe.

    Thanks!

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    The term Viola Metallic is actually a rather recent Boxster color, but do not know if that number code fits with the name.

    It is also no longer available, as a friend had a Viola Boxster that was lost in an accident ( major destruction ), and wished to replace it with that color again in a paint to sample. It was denied, but an optional color very close to it was then made available in the 2014 model year and he went with that.

    I only know of the Aubergine or Eggplant from your vintage, and that is not even close in shading to Viola.
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    Royal purple?
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    I have sales colour code "54" listed as Sepia Brown, paint code 415.

    What colour is your coupe?

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    Thanks. Right now it is black. When trying to look in all the spots to determine original color there seems to be some greens in a few places but also black in several places. I'm sure the car has been painted at least a few times.

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    take off a door panel. The insides of the doors is rarely done on most of the older repaints
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