Any unusual paint code locations?
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Not the easiest thing to get to, but my car had the paint code hand written on the body behind the front bumper cover.
I decided to live dangerously and just try something. I straightened the metal with some tape-wrapped vice grips and sure enough, the bumper cover snapped snuggly into the clips on the first try.
On an unrelated note - I now know the paint code sticker in the frunk is redundant in my car. One of the car's builders scribbled a big "92.U" on the body behind the bumper. I love finding these little easter eggs. Makes the car feel more hand crafted.
On an unrelated note - I now know the paint code sticker in the frunk is redundant in my car. One of the car's builders scribbled a big "92.U" on the body behind the bumper. I love finding these little easter eggs. Makes the car feel more hand crafted.
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Joel,
Do you have factory Litronics? My beater does and it took me a few years to realize that the paint code decal was hidden behind the driver's side ballast.
Andreas
Do you have factory Litronics? My beater does and it took me a few years to realize that the paint code decal was hidden behind the driver's side ballast.
Andreas
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+1. Same here.
With the OEM Litronic HID head light arrangement fitted, its trunk mounted ballast partially obscures the rectangular 1.25" x 3" paint code emblem/sticker.
With the OEM Litronic HID head light arrangement fitted, its trunk mounted ballast partially obscures the rectangular 1.25" x 3" paint code emblem/sticker.