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#1579670 06/12/2025 12:50 AM
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Where can I find the original paint code for the interior(white) for my 60 C-10.

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HERE are some possibilities, although that site typically shows only exterior colors. I know that Bombay Ivory was also an exterior color starting in 1954, based on Tim Lederman's Tech Tip.

[on edit] If you have a sample of the interior that's removable, take that to an automotive paint store and see if they can match it for you, either from paint chip books or with their computer matching service.

Last edited by klhansen; 06/12/2025 2:25 AM. Reason: added more info

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If it's white, it might well be the polar white (arctic white? can never remember which GM called it) paint that GM used on everything for fifty years. Most likely an easy color match.


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That is welcome info. Thanks

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I’ll look at the Chevy white. I’m using rattle can and not painting around the rear window. It’s in good shape still. Thanks


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