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In a message dated 2/10/14 15 07 55, garth_rodericks@yahoo.com writes:<BR>
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Check out the PPG Color Chart on my website. You might find the color codes you're looking for there.<BR>
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>>>Those PPG paint codes are only valid for Lincolns and Mercurys. Not Panteras.<BR>
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The Glidden codes are for early 1980s cars. Some of the colors are similar to the 1970s colors but others are distinctly different. And lots are missing (no yellow for instance).<BR>
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I have the factory paint chips from 1986. Those colors don't match the 1970s colors either. :<(<BR>
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