75ZT Community

Just joined following links from the 75 and ZT club because you can never be a member of too many 75/ZT forums. I have a blue 75 2.0 V6 connoisseur SE auto and live in Stoke so, Hi all

Hi John and welcome. You may have tried the rest but this forum is the best.

Most welcome here John, enjoy the forum and it's members, some of whom you will already know.

Evening John,

What colour blue is your 75 ?
My first R75 was midnight blue and looked great when washed and polished .

Welcome to the forums.

Mick wrote:Most welcome here John, enjoy the forum and it's members, some of whom you will already know.

And some who will sound vaguely familiar....

thanks for the welcome

Kandyman, is it bad that I'm not sure of the color I think it is midnight blue though, it's a dark blue.

takestock, you must get over to the 75 and zt club, there's a guy there who could be your twin, goes by the name stocktake lol

johnr1978 wrote:thanks for the welcome


takestock, you must get over to the 75 and zt club, there's a guy there who could be your twin, goes by the name stocktake lol

There's a few of him about.....

Duncan wrote:

johnr1978 wrote:thanks for the welcome


takestock, you must get over to the 75 and zt club, there's a guy there who could be your twin, goes by the name stocktake lol

There's a few of him about.....

To many

johnr1978 wrote:thanks for the welcome

Kandyman, is it bad that I'm not sure of the color I think it is midnight blue though, it's a dark blue.

No it's not bad, you'll soon learn all sorts of little gems

The Vehicle Identification (VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)) Plate is located at the foot of the left hand door pillar and contains a series of number and codes that define each individual vehicle.

The paint code can be found there as a 3 letter code. Come back with the code and someone will tell you the colour

hello fellow 75 fan