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So I'm planing on painting a few vehicles for my imperial guard to look like they have been borrowed from the inquisition and I can't find a definitive paint scheme online. So I'd like to know is there a standard one or is it make it up as you go along?

Also if any one has pics of their daemonhunter vehicles could they post them.

According to Lexicanum, Grey Knights(Daemonhunters) do not paint there armour, to keep it holy and natural or w.e (stuff with the emporer blah blah)

this then leads me to belive that they wouldnt paint their vehicles either!

Their armour is left unpainted, leaving the silver-grey of the ceramite exposed. This tradition is thought to have originated from their desire to lead lives of absolute purity.

http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Grey_Knights

true but I'm going more for the look of something belonging to the an inqisitor rather than the grey knights

Well, in most cases, Inquisitorial vehicles are Black and Red. If you jump into the Codex, theres an example of an Inquisitorial Rhino done up in such a scheme. I also found this:

Hope this helps,
Granesh

They paint the tanks red with a silver or black trim.

If it belongs to an Inquisitor, then they can paint it whatever the hell colour they want. They're fething Inquisitors!