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    i have a 1980 gsx1100et ,and love her to bits so i am going to finally 'do her up' but i can't find the colour code for the silver. i have trawled the net but can only come up with
    737 stardust silver
    is this correct . any feedback will be welcome
    thanks glenn

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    Hello Glenn and welcome aboard. I guess you're in Europe as you called your bike a GSX (and you put the 'u' in colour) and your bike is indeed 737 Star Dust Silver Metallic (my list has Star Dust in 2 words but I don't think it makes any difference). What colour decals is she wearing - blue or green?
    Last edited by hampshirehog; 05-17-2012, 05:32 PM.
    79 GS1000S
    79 GS1000S (another one)
    80 GSX750
    80 GS550
    80 CB650 cafe racer
    75 PC50 - the one with OHV and pedals...
    75 TS100 - being ridden (suicidally) by my father

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      Greetings and Salutations!!

      Hi Mr. glenn,

      The original Suzuki color (as we spell it in the States) code is found on the fuel tank page of the parts fiche. Seems you've found that OK. Here is a cross-reference for the Color-Rite colors that may be useful.

      Paint Codes - Use this chart to cross-reference the Color-Rite color codes to Suzuki factory codes.

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