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#121306 03/26/2007 1:32 PM
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I have a 1935 pickup that is dark, dark blue. Just wondering if there is a paint code or description for this color. I would like to paint it the same color if possible.

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Hi Dan,
Have you checked with Jim Carter Antique Truck Parts or one of the other suppliers? They usually have a list or table of what paint colors were available for each year. I'd start there and see where that gets you. I think there was a dark blue color back then but not entirely sure. You can also buy the correct paint from those suppliers. Carter is my preferred supplier for everything.


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#121308 04/04/2007 7:17 PM
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Thanks Neil

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Jim Carter lists Boatswain Blue (a dark blue - navy blue) and a Windsor Blue (a lighter blue).

http://www.oldchevytrucks.biz/catalog4/00104.htm

#121310 04/04/2007 8:57 PM
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The standard 1934-36 Chevrolet truck color is T-140 Boatswain Blue. That is the only Blue color for 1934 & 1935. In 1936 T-160 Export Blue was added; it is a lighter blue. All trucks were painted in 1934-36 with DuPont Dulux enamel paint.


34 & 35 trucks are the greatest
#121311 04/12/2007 1:44 AM
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The original paint that I had on my '34 was the same dark blue that you're describing with black fenders.


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#121312 04/12/2007 3:22 PM
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Old Gold Yoour truck had the standard color combination for 34 & 35. Your windshield frame, headlamps & supports, grille screen, cab top as well as the fenders and running boards, wire wheels were all colored black.


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