orinoko
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Hey guys,
Ive got a 92 VP Berlina, that I've slowly been converting over to have a VS Statesman/VP Calais interior. Basically, VS Statesman dash, door cards centre console, with VP Calais seats.
Anyway, The old Berlina centre console and drivers side fuse cover is still in use attached to the VS Statesman dash. However, these components are a distinct grey green, whereas the VS Statesman glovebox, door vents and door cards are a distinct grey blue. So I went to Upullit and grabbed myself another grey blue centre console shroud (still need to get a centre console in good nick) and just installed it then, but as I was installing it I noticed the blue on this 'new' centre console shroud is a definitely light shade of blue than the rest of the VS Statesman dash components...
My question to you is, how many different shades of colours did Holden use in the VN-VS range? I thought it was like:
Tan
Brown
Mulberry
Grey blue
Grey green
Black
But I guess there are sub-shades here too? Unless there was an issue with the manufacturing process with mixing the colour dye with the plastic...
Thanks for any info you can get me!
Ive got a 92 VP Berlina, that I've slowly been converting over to have a VS Statesman/VP Calais interior. Basically, VS Statesman dash, door cards centre console, with VP Calais seats.
Anyway, The old Berlina centre console and drivers side fuse cover is still in use attached to the VS Statesman dash. However, these components are a distinct grey green, whereas the VS Statesman glovebox, door vents and door cards are a distinct grey blue. So I went to Upullit and grabbed myself another grey blue centre console shroud (still need to get a centre console in good nick) and just installed it then, but as I was installing it I noticed the blue on this 'new' centre console shroud is a definitely light shade of blue than the rest of the VS Statesman dash components...
My question to you is, how many different shades of colours did Holden use in the VN-VS range? I thought it was like:
Tan
Brown
Mulberry
Grey blue
Grey green
Black
But I guess there are sub-shades here too? Unless there was an issue with the manufacturing process with mixing the colour dye with the plastic...
Thanks for any info you can get me!