Reference Information for slot and static modellers
60s and 70s car colours
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60s Triumph Colours
Triumph used a number code for describing
their body and trim colours on the VIN plate covering 9 basic colours
which were then divided into shades. The last number being the basic colour
(1=black,2=red etc) and the first number the shade (1st shade, 2nd shade
etc) therefore a paint code of 26 gives us the second shade of basic colour
6. From the chart we can see that basic colour 6 is blue and second shade
is Wedgewood.
Two tone colours are seperated by a slash
with the main colour first, so 26/19 is Wedgewood blue over Triumph White.
Interior trim colour follows the same principal
but is proceded by H for leather and C for cloth. If there is no prefix
then material is leathercloth.
Basic Colour |
Number |
1st Shade |
2nd shade |
3rd shade |
4th shade |
5th shade |
6th shade |
Black |
01 |
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Red |
02 |
Matador |
Cherry |
Signal |
Burgundy |
Scarlet |
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Brown |
03 |
Light Tan |
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Yellow |
04 |
Jonquil |
Wimpey |
Jasmine |
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Green |
05 |
Cactus |
Conifer |
Olive |
Lichfield |
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Blue |
06 |
Midnight |
Wedgewood |
Dark Blue |
Renoir |
Royal |
Valencia |
Purple |
07 |
Damson |
Shadow |
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Grey |
08 |
Gunmetal |
Dark Grey |
Phantom |
Dolphin |
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White |
09 |
Triumph |
Sebring |
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