Kohler 10" Rough in

Does anybody know where I can find a Kohler 10" rough in toilet in Color 55 (Innocent Blush)? It seems that all 10" rough in's are dis-continued in that color.

Kohler is not my first choice in toilets, but my bathtub is a Kohler and the color is Innocent Blush. I am trying to match the color since the two are about 10" apart. The closest I have found is American Standard Shell (which is too light and yellow in cast).

I checked the Kohler web site for 10" bowls and the color isn't available.
You may need to fix the old one, or move the drain.

The trouble with moving the drain, is that most likely, there is a real reason for the 10" rough location.
That's the sad part about the special colors, that don't always hold up. Looking back, there were some really cool colors, and then styles change and people quit buying the color. When that happens they become orphans.
Growing up we had an awful green bathroom and an awful pink bathroom.
Eventually those bathrooms were gutting and replaced with gleaming white fixtures.
I sell a lot of Bone fixtures in the Seattle area for those 60's home that had bone or almond. A lot of these homes now need new ADA fixtures and there are several that I keep in stock for just that purpose.

Kohler does have a nice tool for finding fixtures by bowl shape, height, flush, rough-in and color.
There aren't too many color choices for 10", or at least not as much choice as their full line, they still have quite a few choices for 10".

http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatalog/selector/selector.jsp

You mean I can't get an avocado refrigerator and a harvest gold stove????

Thanks Terry, I have also checked the Kohler web site and did find their search tool with a broad variety of toilets. My bathroom was very small but the previous owner of my home had an addition built on to the bathroom adding an 80 sq ft dressing room. The whole, my remodel, began when we moved in 12 years ago and I removed carpet from the bathroom and bought marble tiles to cover the floor. We then bought the bathtub to replace the plastic stand-up shower and match the marble, and I had a plumber replumb the drain and water fixtures. After 8 years of the bathroom waiting for me to install the marble on the floor, which I finished last week, it is time to replace the old white 10" rough with one that matches the color of the bathtub and marble floor. I do have room to move the drain from the wall, which requires me to cut into the slab and newly laid marble. I can possibily use a 2" offset flange to pull the drain from the wall allowing me the space I need to install a standard 12" rough.

If you are breaking concrete, you should just move it the 2"
Offsets cause trouble. It's the last thing you want to do.