Where do I find the trim color code?

[SoCalRefuge]

I have a '67 that is Sandy Beige (color code 6). However, the interior trim around the gauge cluster and the grill are a white color. I don't see a trim color code on the VIN plate. Does anyone know what color that is?

Thanks. SBR

[Stealth69]

they are all base trim trucks are white, higher trim levels got aluminum grills though.

[SoCalRefuge]

Do you know what the color code for that white is?

[Stealth69]

I am not sure what color it's supposed to be but Wimbledon White is somewhat close. I think the original was called ivory white though.

[3 Speed]

According to posts on this forum, our white trim paint is Corinthian White or refrigerator white. On my 67 it has an ivory look. On my bumpers and wheels. Do you have factory wheels?

[SoCalRefuge]

Thanks for the paint names anyway. I'm going to the local automotive paint supplier today. I'll see what light they can shed.

I do have the factory wheels, although they are no longer on the truck. I didn't want the split rim hassle and am really enjoying a little shine on 'Betsy'.

My grill and the gauge cluster are painted the lighter white color. The truck body is pebble beige.

The back story is that I'm putting a new motor in her and want to re-paint the firewall. I also need to replace the column shift ring and that needs the same paint. I ordered a rattle can of custom mix color but it is NOT pebble beige. It does however seem to match the trim white color. I have done some more research and believe now that my rattle can is not mixed correctly. I'll call the supplier today and send them some pictures of a painted test card.

I'll have lots of pictures, I just have to take the time to learn how to post them here.

Thanks again for your help.

[3 Speed]

I have the same paint scheme, except my Custom Cab has the full-gauge cluster (plastic with metallic paint). This photo shows the original bumper and wheels.

[SoCalRefuge]

Yep. That's the colors. I have the painted grill which is the trim color.

<I read the instructions and tada...a picture!>



woops...that is huge! sorry. You can almost see my reflection in the paint.

[3 Speed]

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