The correct painting of a euro Pantera

7395gr3-75Member

Hi,

I'll paint my euro -74/-75 Gr3 Pantera #7395. But do not know how it should be painted, because it has been repainted several times.
Shall the inside of deck lid be satin black or body color?
Shall the inside of the front hood be satin black or body color?

Does anyone have an original (or as close as possible) color code for the satin black?
I have used PPG RAL 9005 PU 40 to parts I have painted, but do not know if it is right one…

Thanks for all help!
Anders

1/19/141:27 PM

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accobraMember

... my later 9138 was more like flat black and I know its original because some one wrote with a crayon 9138 on the under side.

1/19/145:43 PM

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