thrashingcows
Senior Member
I would highly recommend SS1 yellow for your car. I loved it on my convertible, it was just "bright" enough to stand out, but not too bright a color to be offensive.
This is what I believe to be original SS Yellow on my '68s hood.
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No. Thinking about it though. I can't do a heck of a lot to it till the Road Runner is done.(don't ask)Are you working on the 68 RT now matt
Being a repaint there is NO way to know what this color is, it could be Ford Chevy or Amana, there were no Yellows in 68 on the Chryslers, In 67 there was.
The names for the color may be different between Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler each year but the colors are the same per code.
67 SS1 - Cream/Soft Yellow/Ivory (this color is more yellow than tan)
67 RR1 - Yellow/Yellow/Daffodil Yellow
68 SS1 - Yellow/Sunfire Yellow/(not listed for chrysler)
69 Y2 - Yellow/Sunfire Yellow/(not listed for chrysler)
69 Y3 - Cream/Yellow Gold/Antique Ivory / (Champagne Imperial)
The auto paint suppliers have a gun that can read the paint and pic a color from the database, a color this old may not show up.
A misconception on these guns is that they can match custom colors and make the formula, they are not that smart.
So either pick an original color based on seeing different cars, see if they can detect this color, or just go pick a new color.
Alan
So which one is it?Great tip, thank you. Local paint supplier did just that and got me a paint number to use, thank you all!
Yellow. Not a lemon yellow but more like buttery yellow. Similar to a yellow you see on a dandelion but not too much like a daffodil.So which one is it?
Yellow. Not a lemon yellow but more like buttery yellow. Similar to a yellow you see on a dandelion but not too much like a daffodil.
Yellow...