Chad.S Oldtimer Oct 11, 2010 #1 Just a decent paint reference site. http://paintref.com/paintref/index.shtml
Chad.S Oldtimer Oct 16, 2025 #2 Thought I would give this super old thread a bump, this website is awesome for showing paint codes throughout the years.
Thought I would give this super old thread a bump, this website is awesome for showing paint codes throughout the years.
AAE Learner Oct 16, 2025 #3 Saved me a lot of time in those years that GM neglected to put the paint codes on.
Chad.S Oldtimer Oct 17, 2025 #4 AAE said: Saved me a lot of time in those years that GM neglected to put the paint codes on. Click to expand... still am amazes me that they could do that. there was also a period where the tags were wrong and they would have the wrong code.
AAE said: Saved me a lot of time in those years that GM neglected to put the paint codes on. Click to expand... still am amazes me that they could do that. there was also a period where the tags were wrong and they would have the wrong code.
AAE Learner Oct 17, 2025 #5 Chad.S said: still am amazes me that they could do that. there was also a period where the tags were wrong and they would have the wrong code. Click to expand... Yep. Lots of times I'd call the BASF techline, "the tag says 815k, that doesn't seem right." "Yes, for that year, 815k is 102v."
Chad.S said: still am amazes me that they could do that. there was also a period where the tags were wrong and they would have the wrong code. Click to expand... Yep. Lots of times I'd call the BASF techline, "the tag says 815k, that doesn't seem right." "Yes, for that year, 815k is 102v."
