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I just purchased a new 2002 Trailblazer EXT. I like the vehicle alot. I was wondering where at on the vehicle I could find the paint code number. I am wanting to order a color matched bug deflector, and the vendor wants the paint code, but I cannot find it.

 

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DougS-Tell me what color you have and I will tell you the paint code. The only one I know off of the top of my head is Indigo Blue Metallic, the code is 39. That is the color of my Envoy. Sometimes there is a sticker in the glove box or on the inside of one of the door with all the option codes.

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Here are the 2002 Chevy Trailblazer colors and Paint codes.

 

Light Pewter Metallic          11

Onyx Black                       41

Indigo Blue Metallic            39

Forrest Green Metallic        47

Summit White                   50

Sandalwood Metallic           58

Majestic Red Metallic          86

Victory Red                       74

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No prolbem, glad I could help. My Dad is a GMC Dealer and I have access to a lot of GM information. I am sure if you dug around hard enough you could have found it somewhere.  Enjoy your TB EXT. I pick up my Envoy SLE on Thursday, Indigo Blue Mettalic 39.

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