Original interior colours - Toyota??

[Paul Y]

Morning All,

I remember seeing a thread a while back which gave the modern equivalent of the interior colours on a 66.

From memory they were Toyota but I cant find the thread. Did anybody book mark it or can remember the colours for the doors and dash/cab?

Thanks,

P.

[Clyde65]

Talk to TCP Global, they have the exact match.

[The Rocknrod]

'03 Nissan Sunlit Sand, code EVO - http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=670366

[Paul Y]

Thank you Mr Rod,

Placing my order for paint today!

P.

[jayoldschool]

Originally Posted by The Rocknrod

'03 Nissan Sunlit Sand, code EVO - http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=670366

I thought this was for the 65 and earlier?

[Paul Y]

Originally Posted by jayoldschool

I thought this was for the 65 and earlier?

My truck is not a numbers matching restoration, just want something that is a close approximation.

Have asked my local paint shop to mix me up a small batch as well as 1963 Oldsmobile Sahara Mist and GM MED DARK FAWN SUEDE FLAT to see what I prefer.

Will be picking the paint up on Friday so will report back.

P.

[Paul Y]

Dredging this one up from the depths....

I could really do with some help chaps.



Picture above is the original dash colouration for Woody, you will notice that the ash tray and glovebox are a dark brown with the rest of the dash being a dark fawn/light brown.

I was originally going to repaint the dash top the same brown as the glovebox but 2 things happened.

1. I hated the colour

2. It reacted really badly so I have stripped it back to have another go.

Now, done a search and read all of the posts but the challenge is that the paint selection that is mentioned by others tend not to be available in the UK.

I am using the Nissan Sunlit Sand for the light colour in the cab - looks really nice, very happy with it - but does anybody have the equivalent colour for the top of the dash from a modern vehicle?

I tried to get my local paint shop to mix up GM colours but lets just put it like this...expensive and a mistake.

This is not a restoration I just want to keep the original 'feel'.

Would appreciate any input on this rather well trodden path but please bear in mind I am in the UK so a lot of the options I found via Google are not available to me.

Wishing you all a very Happy New Year!

P.