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Originally Posted by Greg S
IIRC the white used on the roof IS called Limestone.
There seems to be some difference in the colour scheme depending where your Land Rover was destined from the factory. It seems that world-wide the roof and top were always Limestone but In the UK & most of Europe, the panels around the windows were also Limestone. For the North American market, and I don't know where else, these panels were the body colour with the Limestone roof. Not always the case, but seems to be generally true.
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I do not think that you will find this is correct. The door tops are always the same colour as the body. On the short wheel bases, the rear side window panel may have been white as the short wheel bases where classed as a ute and the roof and side panels were options. The long wheel base station wagons only came with a roof and therefore all the window side panels were painted the same colour as the body. Most series roofs are white.
