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I found this interior paint from a previous post here. The actual link to the 1958 color bulletin is:

http://1954advance-design.com/Docum...2%20DuPont/slides/101958DupontB30S6.html

I took this information to my paint guy who could not come up with anything using the DUCO number (91623). He didn't know what DUCO was.

On the bulletin, there are two different kinds of numbers used down in the interior color section: "stock order number" and "formula file number".

Does anyone has any more information about this color, such as any other numbers, etc. Also, would this have been a likely color for the interior of my 58 Apache 1/2 ton big window short stepside? Has anyone found and used this color on the interior of their truck? Are there any pictures of this interior color? Thanks for the help

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yes, Concord and Charcoal would have been your interior colors, but I haven't seen anyone come up with a modern number for either of those colors .... "Duco" was a lacquer paint line [long extinct], and neither of the numbers on the color sheet will help find anything, you'll need to color match something from the truck or look at catalogs of color sheets and take your pick from something more recent

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Thank you for the answer. The only thing I have that might be the color is part of the heater housing. Would this housing have been the same color as the rest of the interior? It looks like a kind of "hammered" finish.

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yes heaters were very close to the shade, except the interior wasn't hammer-tone like them

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I looked at your heater pics. What is the color you used on the deluxe heater?

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forget the brand, but that was a rattle can hammertone that sadly has been discontinued

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Thanks. I found one of the parts suppliers who sells a Krylon that's supposed to be a close match--Classic in KC, I think.


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