[SCG] 64 Interior Colors
Richard W Thompson
Richard.W.Thompson at usa.dupont.com
Tue Oct 25 16:12:24 EDT 2005
I will check out the white color on the DuPont charts and get back to you
on it (never really paid any attention to the white for whatever reason..).
I don't have a scanner here at the house so I can't get a scanned copy of
what I have out to you.
Rich
"Bill Hubbell"
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> To
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Re: [SCG] 64 Interior Colors
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"Bill Hubbell"
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du>
What about the white color, Rich - is that also incorrect on the Ditzler
chart?
Could you reproduce (scan, whatever) the DuPont chart for that year?
Bill
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From: "Richard W Thompson" <Richard.W.Thompson at usa.dupont.com>
To: "Bill Hubbell" <whubbell at umich.edu>
Cc: "Kent Sullivan" <kentsu at corvairkid.com>; <scg-list at tiger.skiblack.com>;
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Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 9:22 AM
Subject: Re: [SCG] 64 Interior Colors
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> On '64 black interiors, yes, flat black is used on the dash, dash
> moldings,
> steering column, dash and glovebox pod surrounds and according trim,
> ashtray unit, radio mount casting, underside of dash. Of course, flat is
> used on the optional clock housing and bracket. This would be the same as
> other '64 cars (as per federal regulations to reduce potential sun glare
> for the driver). I have noted same with an orginal '64 black interior car
> that I have owned and one that is in the area here.
>
> One note: Ditzler may have just missed it in their listing. DuPont lists
> in
> their automotive refinsh catalog of the time, no doubt due to the fact
> that
> they were the original supplier of "Magic Mirror" paints to GM (and still
> supplies GM with paints, etc.).
>
> Rich
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> "Bill Hubbell"
> <whubbell at cox.net
> > To
> Sent by: "Kent Sullivan"
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> [SCG] 64 Interior Colors
> 10/25/2005 07:36
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> Please respond to
> Bill Hubbell
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> OK, that makes sense, but if Light Fawn (22459) was used with Medium Fawn
> (22455), then what was the Medium Fawn Poly (22454) used for/with?
> Perhaps
> the folding top parts? (Remember if convertible had a fawn top the frame
> was painted fawn). We need some help from somebody with an original Fawn
> interior.
>
> Yeah, I noticed that about the black as well. It doesn't make sense to
> me.
> Is there anybody out there with a black interior who can shed some light
> on
> this?
>
> --Bill
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Kent Sullivan
> To: 'Bill Hubbell' ; chevrobilia at juno.com
> Cc: scg-list at tiger.skiblack.com ; crawfordrose at msn.com
> Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 1:39 AM
> Subject: RE: [SCG] Re: 64 vair
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> I think you can tell that Light Fawn was used in cars (like the Corvair)
> because it has a darker counterpart (Medium), which was needed to do the
> doors vs. dash difference. The other colors used Medium & Dark; Fawn
> appears to have used Light and Medium.
>
> I am not 100% certain of this.
>
> It's interesting that flat black is listed as not being Corvair even
> though gloss black is. Does that mean Corvair used gloss black only on
> cars with black interior paint?
>
> --Kent
>
> From: scg-list-bounces at tiger.skiblack.com
> [mailto:scg-list-bounces at tiger.skiblack.com] On Behalf Of Bill Hubbell
> Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 8:20 PM
> To: chevrobilia at juno.com
> Cc: scg-list at tiger.skiblack.com; crawfordrose at msn.com
> Subject: Fw: [SCG] Re: 64 vair
>
> OK, if I put all the letter codes in the Ditzler paint chart, it looks
> like this: Is it correct?
> The Ditzler chart says Ivory is not used on Corvair, so is code Q really
> for ivory?
> The only car I know of with code Q is Smitty's "Grape" which has White
> painted interior with dark red dash. Could the Ditzler chart be wrong
> about Ivory?
>
> Are you saying that F is the code for Light Fawn as well as for Medium
> Fawn? How would they tell which one to use?
>
> Bill
>
>
>
> These charts taken from Ditzler Paint Chart – 1964 Chevrolet
>
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>
> Chevrolet
> Interior
> Colors – All
> Models
> Gloss Colors
>
>
> USED ON: Winds
> hield
> ,
> Upper
> and
> Side
> Garis
> h
> Moldi
> ngs,
> Winds
> hield
> Heade
> r
> Moldi
> ng
> and
> Frame
> ,
> Door
> Windo
> w
> Inner
> Frame
> s,
> Door
> Inner
> Panel
> ,
> (Belt
> Area)
> Rear
> Quart
> er
> Windo
> w
> Garni
> sh
> Moldi
> ngs –
> front
> and
> upper
> .
> Rear
> Quart
> er
> Inner
> Panel
> .
> (Belt
> Area)
> Back
> Windo
> w
> Garni
> sh
> Moldi
> ng.
> Tailg
> ate
> Windo
> w
> openi
> ng,
> Upper
> and
> Side
> Garni
> sh
> Moldi
> ng.
> Radio
> Auxil
> iary
> Speak
> er
> Grill
> e
> Assem
> bly.
> Rear
> Seat
> Back
> Radio
> Speak
> er
> Suppo
> rt.
> Foldi
> ng
> Top
> Dust
> Boot
> Retai
> ner.
> Foldi
> ng
> Top
> Parts
> .
> Seat
> Parts
> .
> Spare
> Tire
> Well
> Parts
> .
>
>
> DL DITZLER
> COLOR CODE
> NAME
>
> Q ** Ivory 8259
>
> E Black 9248
>
> B Medium Blue Poly. 12531
>
> A Medium Aqua Poly. 12533
>
> C Medium Saddle Poly. 22162
>
> F Medium Fawn Poly. 22454
>
> Light Fawn 22459
>
> *** Silver Poly. 32176
>
> *** Medium Olive Poly. 43294
>
> D Medium Red 71276
>
>
> USED ON: Rear DX-1676
> Trunk
> Compa
> rtmen
> t
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Chevrolet
> Interior
> Colors – All
> Models
> Flat Colors
>
>
> USED ON: Instr
> ument
> Panel
> and
> Steer
> ing
> Colum
> n
> Parts
> ,
> Winds
> hield
> ,
> Lower
> Garni
> sh
> Moldi
> ng,
> Radio
> Speak
> er
> Grill
>
>
> DIA DITZLER
> COLOR CODE
> NAME
>
> ** Black 9317
>
> Dark Aqua Poly. 12753
>
> Dark Blue Poly. 12754
>
> Dark Saddle 22306
>
> Medium Fawn 22455
>
> ** Dark Green Poly. 43295
>
> Dark Red 71360
>
>
>
>
> ** Not used on Corvair
> *** Not used on 5000 Series, Corvair or Chevy II
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: chevrobilia at juno.com
> To: whubbell at umich.edu
> Cc: crawfordrose at msn.com ; scg-list at tiger.skiblack.com
> Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 8:51 PM
> Subject: Re: [SCG] Re: 64 vair
>
> Bill,
> Thanks! Here are the other letter codes:
> D = Red, all models
>
> C = Saddle
>
> F is for all Fawn in all models
>
> Dave
>
> On Mon, 24 Oct 2005 20:32:06 -0400 "Bill Hubbell" <whubbell at cox.net>
> writes:
> Here is a Word file I made once which contains the paint codes for 1964
> interiors. I took the information off the paint chip chart I mentioned
> below. It does not reference the single letter codes used on the body
> plates, but we are generally able to translate those codes. For
> instance, we know that:
>
> A=medium Aqua Poly. (12533)
> B=Medium Blue Poly (12531)
> E=Black (9248)
> F=Fawn (but I'm not sure which one)
> Q=Ivory (8259)
>
> I am still looking for the rest of the letter codes
>
> I have also attached my database (Excel file) of Corvair VINs, body
Tags,
> and options. I am always looking to add to this file. Of course, it
> would be better to put it in a true database file, but that has to wait
> until we get the SCG database up and running.
>
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