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I saw a 1967 GM Canada Corvette shipment sheet that showed all colour codes as two letters instead of the usual three numbers. Does anyone know why the different system? What is the letter code for Goodwood Green? Thanks.
Last edited by stovebolt6; Jun 11, 2017 at 08:13 AM.
Thanks. I was looking for the two letter code for Goodwood Green. The shipping document shows codes: AA, NN, DD, VV, FF, RR, YY, HH. Corvette used these two letter codes in 1965 but I don't understand why they're used on a 1967 shipping document. Every other document I've seen for 1967 uses the three number code.
Thanks. I was looking for the two letter code for Goodwood Green. The shipping document shows codes: AA, NN, DD, VV, FF, RR, YY, HH. Corvette used these two letter codes in 1965 but I don't understand why they're used on a 1967 shipping document. Every other document I've seen for 1967 uses the three number code.
RR is the paint code for my '65 original colour Rally Red. It is now painted the 1967-only colour 977 Lynndale Blue.
You can reference this chart for the rest. The C1/C2 forum is a better place for these questions.
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