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Magwheels

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Re: Omega Colours.
« Reply #15 on: 11 April 2020, 16:22:17 »

Yep top one is petrol blue (same as mine) and it comes out quite different dependent on lighting.

I would attach an image but I can't figure out how to do it.

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Re: Omega Colours.
« Reply #16 on: 13 April 2020, 20:55:52 »

I agree, the first one is definitely Petrol Blue. I have a 3.2 Elite saloon in this colour, and whilst I appreciate colours are a personal thing, I think it is quite distinctive and unusual. It would appear to be one of the least common colours, especially in Elite guise, so you may be waiting some time if your search is colour specific, especially Petrol Blue.
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Re: Omega Colours.
« Reply #17 on: 13 April 2020, 21:02:08 »

I agree, the first one is definitely Petrol Blue. I have a 3.2 Elite saloon in this colour, and whilst I appreciate colours are a personal thing, I think it is quite distinctive and unusual. It would appear to be one of the least common colours, especially in Elite guise, so you may be waiting some time if your search is colour specific, especially Petrol Blue.

I appreciate the information, at least I now know what colour that is and it does look amazing! Good to also know that the engine size and model I require also comes in this colour… So I just have to keep my eyes and ears to the ground, set up notifications for the cars for sale room and hope that one comes up in the not too distant future
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Re: Omega Colours.
« Reply #18 on: 15 April 2020, 12:32:39 »

Here you have a complete list of paint codes. This is for Opel so the names could be different from German, but the code should be the same.
A lot of other facs as well.


https://www.opel-infos.de/modelle/omega_b2.html
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Re: Omega Colours.
« Reply #19 on: 18 April 2020, 18:36:03 »

No doubt about it being Petrol Blue.  I have a '52 - petrol blue - thirty two' Elite.   Beige leather (officially called 'parchment') interior and Petrol Blue are not common - in fact I think there are only two or three Elites left of this colour but unsure whether they are black or beige interior.  Anyway, I think my colours and spec. and engine might be the only one around now depends on whether the other have same colour matches and colour screen and Sat Nav.  Hope so!       
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Re: Omega Colours.
« Reply #20 on: 18 April 2020, 20:46:44 »

No doubt about it being Petrol Blue.  I have a '52 - petrol blue - thirty two' Elite.   Beige leather (officially called 'parchment') interior and Petrol Blue are not common - in fact I think there are only two or three Elites left of this colour but unsure whether they are black or beige interior.  Anyway, I think my colours and spec. and engine might be the only one around now depends on whether the other have same colour matches and colour screen and Sat Nav.  Hope so!     

You are a very lucky chappie indeed then! If you ever consider selling up at some point then please drop me a message as I fear I’m going to have a long wait for the right car  :o
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« Reply #21 on: 19 April 2020, 12:55:45 »

No doubt about it being Petrol Blue.  I have a '52 - petrol blue - thirty two' Elite.   Beige leather (officially called 'parchment') interior and Petrol Blue are not common - in fact I think there are only two or three Elites left of this colour but unsure whether they are black or beige interior.  Anyway, I think my colours and spec. and engine might be the only one around now depends on whether the other have same colour matches and colour screen and Sat Nav.  Hope so!     

My 52 reg Petrol Blue 3.2 Elite saloon has got the pale grey leather interior, in the smooth faced leather. It seems to to be be mid transition of the slight mods for 2003 MY cars - it has the earlier 5 spoke alloys, and a rear sunblind, yet has rain sensing wipers with the big clump of a interior mirror base. GID screen, not colour unfortnately, although I do have a complete set from a donor car to go in at some point  :y
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Re: Omega Colours.
« Reply #22 on: 21 April 2020, 01:38:09 »

No doubt about it being Petrol Blue.  I have a '52 - petrol blue - thirty two' Elite.   Beige leather (officially called 'parchment') interior and Petrol Blue are not common - in fact I think there are only two or three Elites left of this colour but unsure whether they are black or beige interior.  Anyway, I think my colours and spec. and engine might be the only one around now depends on whether the other have same colour matches and colour screen and Sat Nav.  Hope so!     

Where did you get info from about the numbers of Petrol Blue 3.2 Elites you believe are left ?
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Re: Omega Colours.
« Reply #23 on: 21 April 2020, 11:24:19 »

It was in conversation with Seweryn at SOS Feb. last year - either he or someone he knows keeps up to date with the stats of Omegas remaining - quite how I don't know, but he said there may be only 3 or 4 left of this colour and Elite spec.  Just personally, I have never seen a 3.2 petrol blue in all the years I have owned mine (since 2007) and I have done some driving in my time all over the UK.  Not to say there isn't any as you have one and the chances of coming across one if the numbers are that small would be a miracle.  Any other peeps seen any at any time or anywhere?
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Re: Omega Colours.
« Reply #24 on: 21 April 2020, 16:42:38 »

There is-or was until very recently at least-a petrol blue F/L saloon running about near me although I don't know what engine size or spec it is.
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Re: Omega Colours.
« Reply #25 on: 21 April 2020, 17:41:31 »

From what I have seen over the years, Petrol Blue was more common in CD models, although I appreciate there were greater numbers of CD's about.
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« Reply #26 on: 21 April 2020, 20:25:51 »

I would agree with that.  When new, most 3.2 Elites of any colour were generally bought as executive company cars and petrol blue probably didn't fit with the then image as maybe silver would have - everything was silver in those days, BM's Audi's etc. especially company vehicles.  Mine was a previous Managing Director's car - the body colour, parchment seats and individual extra spec were ordered by him.  He loved the car so much that at the three year change cycle, he kept it for another two years instead.  At year five he traded in for a Lexus.  So, as it seems petrol blue was not the popular choice generally across the Omega range is maybe the reason why there are so very few at the Elite spec? 
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