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Seacrest Green was a 1952 Color but.. #1372256 08/06/2020 2:27 AM
Joined: Nov 2009 Posts: 41 North Carolina N NC Scout 52-5 'Bolter
NC Scout 52-5 'Bolter N Joined: Nov 2009 Posts: 41 North Carolina	Seacrest Green was a 1952 color option for the 3100 pickups...I have the paint chip and the PPG and Dupont codes. However, I cannot find a paint shop that can find the current formula. It comes up on their computers but says "No Fomula Available". The Windsor Blue and Forrester Green are no problem. They pop right up. If anyone can help me I sure would appreciate it. Thanks

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Seacrest Green was a 1952 Color but..	NC Scout 52-5	08/06/2020 2:27 AM
Re: Seacrest Green was a 1952 Color but..	Justhorsenround	08/06/2020 12:38 PM
Re: Seacrest Green was a 1952 Color but..	tclederman	08/06/2020 1:51 PM
Re: Seacrest Green was a 1952 Color but..	NC Scout 52-5	08/06/2020 4:41 PM

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