Can a paintcode be deduced from a VIN?

[artois7 21]

Hi all,

 

Need to identify the colour of my 309. I posted on the 309 owners club (fb) and had mixed responses, with the overall assumption it's winchester grey. Looking online and there are a few variations of even that colour code too. I've not been able to locate a paintcode on my car.

 

Would servicebox or Peugeot themselves be able to get this information based on my vin?

 

Thanks

[Tom Fenton 1,542]

To be honest the code is a bit of a waste of time on its own as there will be a number of different shades. If you are trying to paint bits to match existing take a panel off or take the car to the paint factor. If you are painting the whole thing it doesn’t really matter so pick the shade you like the look of.

[artois7 21]

For now I'm trying to get something close to paint the wheel arches with.

 

 

Any thoughts on colour?

[SRDT 175]

Looks like magnum-steel grey to me but it's hard to see on a picture, compared to graphite grey magnum-steel grey is of a lighter shade with hints of blue.
As for winchester grey it's strange to have that on a mk2.

[jackherer 543]

It's always hard to identify colours from photos but I think that particular photo is even worse than normal. As a reference we can all relate to the colour of the wheels (especially the front one) looks very wrong, like there is a low evening sun or a reflection of something with lots of yellow/orange.

[artois7 21]

 

Dirty but better lighting in this photo...

[SRDT 175]

On downcast weather Magnum-steel grey can look like graphite grey on a sunny day.