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I can get some pics tomorrow if that would help though it is badly faded and weathered. It looks like a beige or creme color. I've looked at color charts but I'm not certain what mine is. I want to find a Martin Senour, Dupont or PPG code once I ID what color mine is. Thanks for any help.

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Here are some pics. Could this be Cameo Beige?
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Thanks for the information. I looked at the tag in the cab and see it has a a paint code. RPO 525AA I got to looking and and see it listed as "525 Fawn" http://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?manuf=GM&code=525&con=m I would like to find a simple acrylic type paint forumula. I'm used to working this this type of paint for machinery. I don't need anything fancy just something to make it look good for a working truck.

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