difference in silver color
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Check the faq for production colors:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/568...r-useful-info/
And here for production numbers:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/729...-of-us-s2000s/
And if we're talking about motorsports history, I think Suzuka blue wins. First because Suzuka has a ton of history. And second, because in other parts of the world it's known as Nurburgring Blue.
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/568...r-useful-info/
And here for production numbers:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/729...-of-us-s2000s/
And if we're talking about motorsports history, I think Suzuka blue wins. First because Suzuka has a ton of history. And second, because in other parts of the world it's known as Nurburgring Blue.
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Originally Posted by obsess2k'ed' timestamp='1302844018' post='20469011
Silverstone (SSM) is metallic and Sebring (SS) isn't. I think Sebring was made in all years between 2002-2006 but don't quote me on that. LOL. There was a chart that had the production numbers of all the color combos but I think it got lost in the upgrade. 
Hopefully it will come back once the problems are fixed.
Oh and I think Silverstone was 2000-2001, and then 2003-2007, and then they introduced Chicane Silver for 08 and 09. I may not have that exactly right.
Hopefully it will come back once the problems are fixed.Oh and I think Silverstone was 2000-2001, and then 2003-2007, and then they introduced Chicane Silver for 08 and 09. I may not have that exactly right.
Apex Blue,B554P,2008-2009
Berlina Black,NH547,2000–2009
Chicane Silver,NH745M,2008–2009
Deep Burgundy,YR564M,2006–2008
Grand Prix White,NH565,2000–2009
Imola Orange,YR536P,2000–2007
Laguna Blue,B545P,2006–2009
Lime Green,GY19M,2000–2005
Monte Carlo Blue,B66P,2000–2005
Monza Red,R508P,2000–2009
Moon Rock,NH676M,2005
New Formula Red,R510,2000–2009
Platinum White,NH609P,2008–2009
Premium Sunset Mauve,RP42P,2008-2009
Rio Yellow,Y65P,2004-2009
Royal Navy Blue,B523P,2000–2009
Sebring Silver,NH552M,2002–2007
Silverstone,NH630M,2000–2007
Spa Yellow,Y52P,2000–2003
Suzuka Blue,B513M,2002–2008
Taffeta White,NH578,2004
Actually your list seems to be of worldwide color options. I guess the OP never said which country he's from, so maybe this was a trick question.
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Check the faq for production colors:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/568...r-useful-info/
And here for production numbers:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/729...-of-us-s2000s/
And if we're talking about motorsports history, I think Suzuka blue wins. First because Suzuka has a ton of history. And second, because in other parts of the world it's known as Nurburgring Blue.
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/568...r-useful-info/
And here for production numbers:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/729...-of-us-s2000s/
And if we're talking about motorsports history, I think Suzuka blue wins. First because Suzuka has a ton of history. And second, because in other parts of the world it's known as Nurburgring Blue.
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/739...media-archive/
Patinum, when you click on your thread for production numbers, is the chart missing for you too? I can't see it anymore. Do you still have the original that you could repost for us? I love that chart.
