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#118045 10/17/2005 2:46 PM
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My 1956 3800 dually has " 443 J " as the paint code. What color is that?

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the only commercial [truck] codes I've ever seen for the standard factory colors in the TF years are 200, 500, and 700 series numbers - you may have one that came w/ a special order color, and the only way you'll find it will be to find a complete list of all color numbers GM used around then - can you get a close idea from the firewall or door edges or behind the gas tank? was a pretty limited range if it was a standard color

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Bill,

Thanks for the info on 1957. I will look this week when I go to my farm where I keep the truck.


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