1933 pd 5 window coupe colours

Started by matchlesspat, July 31, 2006, 07:55:25 PM

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TodFitch

You can also try:

http://www.performancecoatings.dupont.com/bowstreet5/webengine/dpc/common/Controller

Make sure you don't have pop up windows blocked, then click on 'Visitor', then click on 'Color', then click on 'Color Chip Library', enter your key work (e.g. 1933 Plymouth). This should get you modern DuPont colors that you might be able to get.

Some export Plymouths were assembled in plants outside of North America. I don't know that those plants would have been using the same colors as here in the states. However the North America colors would lend a reasonable period and manufacturer? specific feel.
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jtw37

Try this link and look at page two. Not chips, but codes and such. 2 pages of codes and what they are for. Interior, stripe etc..
http://www.autocolorlibrary.com/cgi-bin/search/search.pl
There is another one, but I can't find my bookmark on it.

JT
Original or Street Rod? That is the question. Is is right or wrong to do either? No, as long as an old car is preserved. What difference does it make. I have both.
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matchlesspat

Hi, I have a 1933 PD rumble seat coupe, RHD, restoration was started 20 years ago in South Africa, the car is now in the Uk and I need to decide what colour looks best on it, I cannot find any original paint on the car and it is in non plymouth colours at the moment, I would like to return it to correct Plymouth colours, Can anyone mail me accurate colour pictures or paint spray outs of the 1933 plymouth reds and blues so I can get some paint mixxed up here in the UK, I have tried using the Dupont paint codes from the Plymouth early years web site but they just don't work over here, I have asked this before with no results, I am getting a bit desperate now as I might be loosing my storage space next year and want to get the car on the road,

? Thanks,

? Pat Gill?

1928 Dodge std 6 coupe
1929 Dodge DA sedan
1933 Plymouth PD rumble seat coupe
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