Those numbers are for a auto-paint supplier, and are just to mix the "jadestone" metallic paint. From what I gather, there is no info on the secondary colors (stripes), but if you check in your hallway closet, there should be an info sheet taped to your wall. If not there, start opening cupboard doors etc until you find it. You paint info
may be listed. With my motorhome, that info sheet was present, but the area of coach color was left blank....it hadn't been filled in, so I had to do some research. The sad part is, the "Jadestone" color mixing formula is no good to me, because I was told this formula was for a Dupont "Chromabase" series of paints and pigments (don't quote me on that though), which are no longer allowed here in Canada. I've given the #s to my paint-supply company, and they just scratch their head haha. So I'll have to find someone nice enough to get some mixed for me in the US, and pay them to get some mixed for me.
If you just need touch-up paint for your stripes, and your info sheet doesn't list the colors, your best bet is to go to an auto-parts store that sells pre-mixed touch up paints for different manufactuers, pick up a few that look like they might be close matches, then afterward, return the ones that aren't. Both Chrysler and Ford have colors that are pretty close, depending on what hue your stripes are.
On my red stripe, Chrysler Deep Crandberry/Wildberry and Ford Dark Garnet red are all close. I've seen other intruders of the same year that have stripes that are almost dark purple, where as mine are a dark red.
p.s: to add a picture, in the "quick reply" box, you'll see a yellow square (with a picture of tiny mountains). Click that, and copy/paste a link to an image. Comb google images for pics of similar units if you wish.
If yours is Jadestone, then it should look like this (at least the bottom color anyway). It's a beautiful color in the sun, it has a heavy pearl metallic. Unfortunately, as I mentioned, I can't get touch-up paint mixed for it.